That's normal (in fact .57 is pretty good for ADSL)
The A in ADSL stands for asymmetric, which means one way is faster than the other
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That's normal (in fact .57 is pretty good for ADSL)
The A in ADSL stands for asymmetric, which means one way is faster than the other |
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>> I'm connected at 6.9 mbps. This varies up to 7.2 mbps. However, when I download I only get speeds of 0.57 mbps <<
i thought the first speed was download and second was upload , i have just checked mine 10-01 download and 0-268 upload, |
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If this is a 2 Mbits/sec cable modem or BT Connect down a telephone line the figures are good. If this is a 50 Mbits/sec fibre optic cable modem the figures are atrocious.
Depends what Internet connection speed you have purchased. |
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If it's a 2Mb/s circuit the figures would be a miracle!
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I'm getting 11.94 and 0.911 here
http://www.broadbandspeedchecker.co.uk/ 12.45 and 0.95 here http://speedtest.net/ 12.342 and 0.946 here http://www.mybroadbandspeed.co.uk/ I have no idea which is most accurate (though all the results are pretty good) |
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But not unusual on a 2Mbits/sec cable modem when the using speedtest .
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jno your first one is who i have used, i think my speed is amazing seeing that for the past few years they said the fastest my line could have was 3-8 ish
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He has not mentioned upload speed so why are people mentioning it.
He says a speed test program shows download at 7.2mbps but he actually gets download of 0.57mbps. Of course it depends what you are downloading from where. If you are downloading a torrent from another computer then you will only get the speed THAT computer can upload the file, it does not matter what download speed you have. So anything you download can only be downladed as fast as the sender can send it. |
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Question Author
Thanks guys. It's a BT landline I have so it seems I'm doing pretty good according to your answers
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Just did the test
32.77 mb/s download 3.16 mb/s upload is this good for BT infinity? |
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I get 68.23Mbps (slow for me) download and 8.90Mbps upload with a ping of 18 ms. This is with Virgin Media cable up to 100Mbps package. If I actually download anything (music, films etc.) the download speed I get depends on the site I am downloading from.
:) |
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Yes..You can speed up your internet connection by following tips,
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