Country:America Provider:Comcast Max Download Speed:Advertised:16mbs for the first 10megs of a file, then 8mbs Max Download Speed:Actual:12mbs for the firs 10megs, then 6mbs Max Upload Speed:512kbs, doesn't vary too much Cost Per Month:$30(approx) Download/Upload Limits (if any):nope compared to all of these 20+mbs I am feeling slow
Country: United Kingdom
Provider: Tesco (hangs head in shame)
Max Download Speed: 1MB/s
Max Upload Speed: 256KB/s
Cost Per Month: About £14 GBP
Download/Upload Limits (if any): None
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Country: United Kingdom
Provider: British Telecom
Max Download Speed: 2.2Mbps
Max Upload Speed: 384Kbps
Cost Per Month: £24.99 (I think, I don't pay for it )
Download/Upload Limits (if any): None to my knowledge.
Country: Czech Republic
Provider: NetOpen
Max Download Speed: 1024kb/s (128KB/s sometimes up to 350KB/s)
Max Upload Speed: 256kb
Cost Per Month: 390Kč ( $16 )
Download/Upload Limits (if any): None
Country:America Provider:Comcast Max Download Speed:Advertised:16mbs for the first 10megs of a file, then 8mbs Max Download Speed:Actual:12mbs for the firs 10megs, then 6mbs Max Upload Speed:512kbs, doesn't vary too much Cost Per Month:$30(approx) Download/Upload Limits (if any):nope compared to all of these 20+mbs I am feeling slow
how do they know if it is a file that you are downloading or playing a game?
Country: United States Of America
Provider: Roadrunner
Max Download Speed: 5 Mbps (600KB/s)
Max Upload Speed: 400 Mbps (60KB/s)
Cost Per Month: $44
Download/Upload Limits (if any): None
Country:America
Provider:Comcast
Max Download Speed:Advertised:16mbs for the first 10megs of a file, then 8mbs
Max Download Speed:Actual:12mbs for the firs 10megs, then 6mbs
Max Upload Speed:512kbs, doesn't vary too much
Cost Per Month:$30(approx)
Download/Upload Limits (if any):nope
okay, this was my speed, they upped the download to an actual of 7.6MB/s while the burst speed is the same. The way the burst works is simple. The first meg of a file that is downloaded is really fast, faster than the ordinary burst, after that, if it keeps going, it gets the benefit of the burst, if not, it went really fast. I also think it has something to do with which port the traffic goes through
Country: France
Provider: Orange
Max Download Speed: 23 Mbps
Max Upload Speed: 1 Mbps
Cost Per Month: 55 euros (Pro subscription with fixed IP etc.)
Download/Upload Limits (if any): None at all!
Country: Germany
Provider: my university
Max Download Speed: >T3 Max Upload Speed: 10MBps
Cost Per Month: nothing Download/Upload Limits (if any): unknown
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Well, this PC has DSL, but the other PCs are connected with Insight, via a router (2pcs)
New Specs:
Country: USA
Provider: SBC Communications / AT&T / Ameritech Ohio / ATT Yahoo!
Max Download Speed: 3mbs (about 2mb/seccond really)
Max Upload Speed: 50kb/s?
Cost Per Month: $30, with SBC Phone (Required)
Download/Upload Limits (if any): nope
faster than insight, goes down less and is cheaper
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Country:America Provider:Comcast Max Download Speed:Advertised:16mbs for the first 10megs of a file, then 8mbs Max Download Speed:Actual:12mbs for the firs 10megs, then 6mbs Max Upload Speed:512kbs, doesn't vary too much Cost Per Month:$30(approx) Download/Upload Limits (if any):nope
okay, this was my speed, they upped the download to an actual of 7.6MB/s while the burst speed is the same. The way the burst works is simple. The first meg of a file that is downloaded is really fast, faster than the ordinary burst, after that, if it keeps going, it gets the benefit of the burst, if not, it went really fast. I also think it has something to do with which port the traffic goes through
well, comcast seems intent on upping my dl speed, but keeping my upload speed constant. They have upped the actual download speed to 8MB/s, up from 7.6
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