Download Speed: 2166 kbps (270.8 KB/sec transfer rate)
Upload Speed: 201 kbps (25.1 KB/sec transfer rate)
Lame. I have Charter, and we pay for 3.2, but never ever get it. I know it's a Saturday night, but it could be a Sunday night at 2 am and we rarely get higher. I keep crossing my fingers that Charter will finally lose so much they'll go bankrupt.
Everyone else across the country is getting upgraded to 4, 5, even 6 mbps downspeed, FOR FREE. Charter usually keeps us the same and INCREASES the price. I hate those ****ers.
We pay almost $50/month, too, and that's after the cable TV discount. LAME LAME LAME. The only other option is DSL, and that's miserable as well around here.
I have Comcast (Northeast), standard cable internet service, it's like $40 or $45/month i think through comcast, but through my parents its free, so that rules.
GargPurveyor of Lincoln NightmaresNew York City?!Icrontian
edited Sep 2005
Comcast in northern New Mexico. Really, we're lucky to have broadband at all . $46/mo, with the $15 discount for having their horrible cable TV service.
He's at college, dude. The only downside is the firewalls are hard as hell to get around, if it's possible at all.
I didn't know you had to pay for internet, though. Either that's not very common, or I won't be having internet at college
He probably means his tuition . I miss my carefree days of uber-bandwidth in the dorms. They didn't crack down on file-sharing and stuff until I moved out.
Download Speed: 322 kbps (40.3 KB/sec transfer rate)
Upload Speed: 280 kbps (35 KB/sec transfer rate)
it's supposed to be 384kbps DSL
We can't get cable here, so this is my only option and its $35/mo. I can upgrade for more money, but the wife won't let me. :shakehead
This is what I got, but let me tell you, the upload test isn't accurate at all on their test. At least it isn't on sat broadband. There's no way in hell my sat connection gets that high an upload speed.
Here's my specifics: Direcway sat broadband, $60/month.
I just wish I had any kind of ground based broadband choice here, but no dice. :bawling:
Cox Tucson Highspeed Internet Premier = 9Mbps Down/1Mbps Up = $54.99.
It was a $15.00 premium over their Prefered package ($39.99 for 4Mbps D/ 512 U). Since I waste more than $15.00 a month on BS ( Mickey D's, CDs, Games, Beer) I figured it was worth it.
Its feels like the difference I experienced going from dial-up to cable. So far its worth every penny.
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Upload Speed: 201 kbps (25.1 KB/sec transfer rate)
Lame. I have Charter, and we pay for 3.2, but never ever get it. I know it's a Saturday night, but it could be a Sunday night at 2 am and we rarely get higher. I keep crossing my fingers that Charter will finally lose so much they'll go bankrupt.
Everyone else across the country is getting upgraded to 4, 5, even 6 mbps downspeed, FOR FREE. Charter usually keeps us the same and INCREASES the price. I hate those ****ers.
We pay almost $50/month, too, and that's after the cable TV discount. LAME LAME LAME. The only other option is DSL, and that's miserable as well around here.
Verizon, DSL, $30/Mo.
LIN
Upload Speed: 359 kbps (44.9 KB/sec transfer rate
LIN
I didn't know you had to pay for internet, though. Either that's not very common, or I won't be having internet at college
He probably means his tuition
Download Speed: 12326 kbps (1540.8 KB/sec transfer rate)
Upload Speed: 6365 kbps (795.6 KB/sec transfer rate)
ONU and they FINALLY have our network running well
Upload Speed: 280 kbps (35 KB/sec transfer rate)
it's supposed to be 384kbps DSL
We can't get cable here, so this is my only option and its $35/mo. I can upgrade for more money, but the wife won't let me. :shakehead
Upload Speed: 476 kbps (59.5 KB/sec transfer rate)
Shaw Regular internet service. There's 6 other computers active online currently so the upload is a little on the low side (normally its ~600 kbps).
I pay $30 cdn / month as part of a bundle iirc.
Download Speed: 2756 kbps (344.5 KB/sec transfer rate)
Upload Speed: 411 kbps (51.4 KB/sec transfer rate)
Rogers standard cable service Paying for 3Mbit up, $44/mo so getting close to it I suppose..
Upload Speed: 353 kbps (44.1 KB/sec transfer rate)
Comcast
333kbps upload
comcast
Upload Speed: 468 kbps (58.5 KB/sec transfer rate)
RR PRemium - $64.95/month
Haven't tuned the TCPIP stack for the new speed yet though
Upload Speed: 4040 kbps (505 KB/sec transfer rate)
Juniata College network. It's kinda funny that we upload faster than we download...makes BT an interesting animal.
Download Speed: 3256 kbps (407 KB/sec transfer rate)
Upload Speed: 359 kbps (44.9 KB/sec transfer rate)
mcleodusa
d: 3157
u: 3571
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, Terre Haute, IN
depending on the time of day, that can vary greatly, as they cut us back when people are more likely to be using the network for school-type things.
Here's my specifics: Direcway sat broadband, $60/month.
I just wish I had any kind of ground based broadband choice here, but no dice. :bawling:
433 up
Adelphia. $45/month
Cox Tucson Highspeed Internet Premier = 9Mbps Down/1Mbps Up = $54.99.
It was a $15.00 premium over their Prefered package ($39.99 for 4Mbps D/ 512 U). Since I waste more than $15.00 a month on BS ( Mickey D's, CDs, Games, Beer) I figured it was worth it.
Its feels like the difference I experienced going from dial-up to cable. So far its worth every penny.
Upload Speed: 917 kbps
Optimum Online - Northern NJ