Super Fast speeds !!

NeVeR

Check out the new speed lol. Just started in a new company

watty

5ms?
That's a fibre connection on a Dublin Man.

MunsterCycling

This should be in the speedtest megathread.... Showoff

NeVeR

NeVeR wrote: »

Check out the new speed lol. Just started in a new company

Now you just need to "utilise" it without getting caught!
Any chance you would set up vnc server on a machine there and send on your ip?!!

carbsy

david7536 wrote: »

Any chance you would set up vnc server on a machine there and send on your ip?!!

lol what use is that to you? You still have a slow same link between your computer and his.

crawler

I could be cynical and match the speed test "result" you your sig and what you do!!! (Only joking!) - Would be great viral marketing though!

Tea_Bag

NeVeR wrote: »

Check out the new speed lol. Just started in a new company

son of a b**ch thats unreal!

can u give us any more details? where/ what company etc? (open ports etc)

watty

It's this new upgrade 3 have, see who the ISP is?

They shine a 1kW laser from the phone mast to your chimney.

carbsy

carbsy wrote: »

lol what use is that to you? You still have a slow same link between your computer and his.

I would use it exclusively to dos your ip :cool:

Bohrio

Interesting...

got a few of those myself...







It seems we might be Neighbours...

watty

The images are hosted at www.speedtest.net crawler.

Firefox right click properties.

partyatmygaff

Now to actually use all this raw speed

Hello there neighbour :pac:

Steffano2002

I'd like to know more about this ISP...

partyatmygaff

www.three.ie


Three Ireland the 3G phone network

Tea_Bag

watty wrote: »

The images are hosted at www.speedtest.net crawler.

Firefox right click properties.

Ouch!

partyatmygaff wrote: »

Now to actually use all this raw speed

Suddenly, with only 10Mb BB, my life isnt worth living anymore..

Feidhlim

Is this for real?

PogMoThoin

partyatmygaff wrote: »

Now to actually use all this raw speed

Hello there neighbour :pac:

Not speedtest hosted, therefore i call fake

AlmightyCushion

The first two are hosted on speedtest though.

Steffano2002

I know it's Three Ireland but what's the technology? Cable? FTTH?

Tea_Bag

real speed:eek::eek:


http://www.tgdaily.com/content/view/41292/103/

AlmightyCushion

Tea_Bag wrote: »

real speed:eek::eek:


http://www.tgdaily.com/content/view/41292/103/

We're not in Korea and it's not 2012.

watty

partyatmygaff wrote: »

Now to actually use all this raw speed

Hello there neighbour :pac:

http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d193/sobhy2406/471994200-1.png
Does speed tests?

watty

Steffano2002 wrote: »

I know it's Three Ireland but what's the technology? Cable? FTTH?

DOCSIS3 Cable can do upt to 225Mbps if you give one user enough download channels. But it can't do those upload speeds.

You do get those speeds in some Dublin offices that are on the Dublin MAN. The Dublin speedtest server is currently Digiweb, so to have 5ms they are on an office routed to the same fibre ring. Maybe it's a new 3 office with a stupidly setup router, as no single user on the lan should be able to take more than about 22Mbps to Internet even if all the office infrastructure is 1Gbps.

kleefarr

That photobucket is a great speed testing site.

d22ontour

partyatmygaff wrote: »

www.three.ie


Three Ireland the 3G phone network

That part is obvious but that company can barely give decent internet access to it's consumers which makes it's employees speedtests from one of it's offices redundant.Maybe said employees should be more concerned about offering a product that actually delivers above 56k 'constantly' and not posting screenshots of speeds they could never utilise photoshopped or not

:P

vibe666

give it 6 months and anyone with UPC cable could be posting those speeds.

PogMoThoin

Back to reality, this is what a real 3 connection looks like

AlmightyCushion

PogMoThoin wrote: »

Back to reality, this is what a real 3 connection looks like

Don't know who posted that but they should consider themselves lucky. That's a savage 3 connection. :pac:

coffey-16

d22ontour

Seeing as the 3 superthread vanished and seeing 3 employees posting speeds that their customers will never achieve speedtests makes the company look even more useless than normal if such a thing was possible.


Were we all supposed to go ,wow, 3 have some uberhax broadband speeds or something ?

MunsterCycling

Em this megathread: http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055115306

Just moved into Midband sub forum seeing as mobile internet isn't classed as broadband.

MC

Tea_Bag

AlmightyCushion wrote: »

We're not in Korea and it's not 2012.

if only it were and we were though... what a life that would be...

NeVeR

I don't work for 3, no idea how I get those speeds , but I'm glad I got them LOL

Shinto

Someone mentioned South Korea.

My 'Korea Telecom' speedtest...

bk

Shinto wrote: »

Someone mentioned South Korea.

My 'Korea Telecom' speedtest...

Very respectable, what is that on FTTH or cable?

watty

Looks like cable. It's technically possible on DOCSIS 1.1 or 2.0 if you have enough channels and HFC (FTTC but with DOCSIS coax rather than copper pairs to house) or cable serves few enough people (i.e. UPC can actually do that today in some places, Digiweb Metro Wireless can do it if there few users on the channel and you had a special package! Metro can in theory run 18 downstream channels at one mast sector, though no current Comreg licence permits it). The Low upload speed suggests Cable, even DOCSIS 3.0 with HFC that would be close to a maximum upload, as DOCSIS 3.0 I think only bonds downstream channels (up to a max of about 225Mbps per user).

Real Life Metro today Saturday @12.11pm


You can see my upload is only a bit less than 1/3rd. My download about 1/9th, so with 1/10th as many users I could have those speeds On Wireless!

Irelands Average speed test is about 3.5Mbps down and about 0.76Mbps upload. Most of the top ISPs in Ireland on Speedtest.net are running cable. They can increase speeds up to x10 for everyone by re-jig the network.

DSL in contrast can only do very high speeds at < 800m. Taking the AVERAGE line length and length of lines, no matter if you have VDSL or ADSL2+ about 85% to 90% of phone lines are short enough for 1Mbps DSL or better. On average the speed would be about 3Mbps even with best xDSL methods. Only people very close to exchange or on a FTTC can get VDSL 100Mbps speeds.

The future (for universal Broadband) has to be a mix of
DOCSIS Cable via HFC,
VDSL/ADSL2+ via direct, repeater cabinet fed with bonded DSL, or FTTC feed
Some FTTH.
Some Fixed Wireless (which unlike mobile can be as good as Cable/DSL). Fixed wireless can outperform mobile LTE by up to x20.

LTE, Mobile WiMax, 3G/HSPA are not Broadband Solutions and never will be.

There will be about 3 tiers depending on location (actual real peak time user speeds):
100Mps + speeds
15Mbps to 45Mbps (longer Cable runs, longer VDSL/ADSL2+)
3Mbps to 12Mbps (Longest xDSL often via repeater, Fixed Wireless).

At best if you had 4x as many cells as there are now, LTE could only deliver about 1Mbps at normal times. Its fabled 100Mbps is shared and only reaches that speed in < 5% of area).

Update: I think Digiweb's speed test server is a bit overloaded. I get this from Airwire Galway (which usually is similar to heanet download speed)


Obviously with that performance on a regular Wireless package, 45Mbps/3Mbps is very possible on regular cable. (i.e. even without DOCSIS 3.0 downstream bonding).

watty

Regarding High Speeds, this is interesting

http://www.kildarestreet.com/wrans/?id=2009-05-06.2123.0

Go on, vote!

Bohrio

d22ontour wrote: »

Seeing as the 3 superthread vanished and seeing 3 employees posting speeds that their customers will never achieve speedtests makes the company look even more useless than normal if such a thing was possible.


Were we all supposed to go ,wow, 3 have some uberhax broadband speeds or something ?

Most people seem a bit confused, this is not ADSL, Cable, FTTH nor nothing like that. This is just the kinda speeds you will get when you connect through a 100 mbps or GigE link to the ISP backhaul directly. My guess that the company he works for has a GigE or something bigger (to whoever the ISP is) that's where he is running the speedtest from. Speeds are not fake, they are real, and you could be much faster speeds if you the ISP would not use that particular link to connect to the test server.

The speeds are hosted in speedtest.net because they were probably old test, but they are still real.

Hutch is upgrading their network, as it has been said before, I have been told that Hutch's new network will be BT's. This network is not available yet to Three customers or employees, is still in testing phase..

So, they either work for BT or their company uses their network to connect to the internet...

maybe???

watty

Yep.
And even so if a user can get this the routers are misconfigured.

pauly3

Still, 92mbps up would make you a very, very VIP uploader at TPB