Broadband Speed & Ping Test Megathread

Praetorian

Considering I was worried my line was long. I am needless to say, happy. Also, I saw on the installers equipment that the max sync was about 137 m/bit down and 40 m/bit up.

upc speed test =
Last Result:
Download Speed: 67431 kbps (8428.9 KB/sec transfer rate)
Upload Speed: 16305 kbps (2038.1 KB/sec transfer rate)
Latency: 27 ms
7/10/2013 10:26:03 AM

magnet speed test =

Download Speed: 67075 kbps (8384.4 KB/sec transfer rate)
Upload Speed: 16651 kbps (2081.4 KB/sec transfer rate)

dubmick

my fibre connection was installed today:

ferike1

On a 150mb/s line. Not exactly as advertised!

Israeli Superiority

ferike1 wrote: »

On a 150mb/s line. Not exactly as advertised!

Wired or wireless?

ferike1

Wired!

red_bairn

Up to 24 (syncs @ 10):


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SeantheMan

Moved over to Korea this week, got put ina 1room apartment...but...they pay for it and it has free internet

IrishStuff09

SeantheMan wrote: »

Moved over to Korea this week, got put ina 1room apartment...but...they pay for it and it has free internet

That upload would be glorious over here :P *nudges upc*

red_bairn

SeantheMan wrote: »

Moved over to Korea this week, got put ina 1room apartment...but...they pay for it and it has free internet

Where you living Sean? I was down in Nonsan-Si, Chungcheonnam-Do.

got the same stats when I was in my apartment.

They charged me about 20euro for water, building maintenance, internet & tv bundle altogether.

SeantheMan

red_bairn wrote: »

Where you living Sean? I was down in Nonsan-Si, Chungcheonnam-Do.

got the same stats when I was in my apartment.

They charged me about 20euro for water, building maintenance, internet & tv bundle altogether.

I'm also in Chungnam, but over in Seosan.
I'll have to send ye a PM to get some tips and advice off ye

No Pants

Vodafone fibre in the Swords Manor area. To be honest, I'm not enthused over the speed, the new cab is just around the corner.

Vunderground

Dublin 8 UPC

GHOST MGG

d 14 UPC

Vego

Capri

What's the story when 4G gets goin , can I ditch everything and use my mobile a broadband connector

Seems to me (in de shticks ) that I'll never get decent b/band in Ireland - always something getting in the way :mad:

finnteme

Vodafone eFibre, Balbriggan

jmcc

eFibre, Dunmore Road, Waterford to Vodafone, Dublin.
speedtest.upc.ie
48.15 Mb/s down : 10.15 Mb/s up. Ping 25mS.
47.97 Mb/s down : 9.32 Mb/s up. Ping 31mS.

Speedtest.net /Eircom
47.98 Mb/s down: : 10.13 Mb/s up. Ping 15 mS.

Regards...jmcc

DanielC95

Wired connection! wireless is roughly 45/5

dubtom

100mb wired connection on UPC,had to restart pc and router to get it going today for some reason.

mada999

dubtom wrote: »

100mb wired connection on UPC,had to restart pc and router to get it going today for some reason.

have you got UPC in Dundalk ?

dubtom

mada999 wrote: »

have you got UPC in Dundalk ?

Im in Dublin,the nearest sever was in Dundalk,apparently

I just checked my sppeds again and their lower,39mb, I also tried it on UPC's speedtest, it got 83mb,both tests are supplied by Ookla, which is accurate I wonder.

I_HAVE_NO_NAME

finnteme wrote: »

Vodafone eFibre, Balbriggan

How far are you from the cabinet ?!

I_HAVE_NO_NAME

Ive got a wireless isp called Arra Comunications Ltd. and I pay for 3 down and 1 up and my ping is bad . Id much prefer a 1gb down and up for the same price oh and I pay 40 euro a month:(

Dick Masterson

I_HAVE_NO_NAME wrote: »

Ive got a wireless isp called Arra Comunications Ltd. and I pay for 3 down and 1 up and my ping is bad . Id much prefer a 1gb down and up for the same price oh and I pay 40 euro a month:(

I'm sure eveyone would love 1GB down for €40 a month, 1GB down is an incredible speed. In fact, so incredible, no broadband company in Ireland offers it.

I_HAVE_NO_NAME

Dick Masterson wrote: »

I'm sure eveyone would love 1GB down for €40 a month, 1GB down is an incredible speed. In fact, so incredible, no broadband company in Ireland offers it.

Yeah its a pity that eircom didnt do that with there ftth trial in sandyford because the bandwith had to be there because after all it was ftth so thats typical eircom:D

Dick Masterson

I_HAVE_NO_NAME wrote: »

Yeah its a pity that eircom didnt do that with there ftth trial in sandyford because the bandwith had to be there because after all it was ftth so thats typical eircom:D

How do you expect them to make money if they're throwing all money around laying expensive fiber cables down and charging next to nothing for probably the fastest speed on the planet?

Look, I'm no fan of Eircom, but gigabit internet is very rare across the planet and it would cost a fortune to lay down. Giving away your top product for cheap away isn't good for business and I'm sure if you owned your own broadband company, you wouldn't do it either.

red_bairn

Dick Masterson wrote: »

How do you expect them to make money if they're throwing all money around laying expensive fiber cables down and charging next to nothing for probably the fastest speed on the planet?

Look, I'm no fan of Eircom, but gigabit internet is very rare across the planet and it would cost a fortune to lay down. Giving away your top product for cheap away isn't good for business and I'm sure if you owned your own broadband company, you wouldn't do it either.

Fibre isn't expensive to lay down and the cable itself isn't as expensive as copper.

Korea Telecom sell FTTH bundles for about 20$…

Dick Masterson

red_bairn wrote: »

Fibre isn't expensive to lay down and the cable itself isn't as expensive as copper.

Korea Telecom sell FTTH bundles for about 20$…

Do you have any figures? Can't find anything other than this.

red_bairn

Dick Masterson wrote: »

Do you have any figures? Can't find anything other than this.

This will give you a rough idea.

IrishStuff09

Dick Masterson wrote: »

How do you expect them to make money if they're throwing all money around laying expensive fiber cables down and charging next to nothing for probably the fastest speed on the planet?

Look, I'm no fan of Eircom, but gigabit internet is very rare across the planet and it would cost a fortune to lay down. Giving away your top product for cheap away isn't good for business and I'm sure if you owned your own broadband company, you wouldn't do it either.

I'm sure he meant 1Mbps speeds, not gigabit speeds :cool: