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PacemakerOMO
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 Posted - Sep 21 2004 : 09:01:33
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again in an attept to find an ISP with decent through put that does not suddenly in a battle stop any data throughput :(, i tested to the speed test thats on the front page, here are the results could ya interpet it for me please, the results were so high that, i got altitude sickness 
To estimate your connect speed from our Server, we have sent a large amount of data to your computer. The results are displayed in the box to the right and in the Speed Test Thermometer below. NOTE: Some computers will have difficulty completing this test accurately the first time the page is displayed. You may wish to run this test several times to get a feel for the correct speed.
To test again, press "Control-F5"
Speed Test Thermometer
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MultiMeg Fiber
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128K ISDN
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Raw Data:
Connection Class : 256K
download start time: 1095781569250
download end time: 1095781655125
download time: 85.875
download size in thousands of bytes: 1500
estimated line speed (K bits per second): 140
estimated line speed (K bytes data per second): 17.5
Typical Values :
Get a life 33.6K Modem : 24Kbps - 36Kbps
Slow as snot 56K Modem : 46Kbps - 62Kbps
Go away 128K : 96Kbps - 150Kbps
Ok 256K : 200Kbps - 278Kbps
Getting Better 512K : 384Kbps - 650Kbps
Pretty fast : 1385Kbps - 1600Kbps
Wahoo : 1455 - 1555Kbps
Commercial Fiber : This test may not accurately measure these higher speed circuits.
Speeds are variable due to a number of factors including RF noise, server delays, and other normal latency induced by the network. Speed test results are an approximation.
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FuddyDud-OMO
Sub-reme Commander
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Posted - Sep 21 2004 : 09:12:25
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Referencing your results to the look up chart it appears that you must "Go away"
But
That's only their opinion 
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Arcane
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Posted - Sep 21 2004 : 09:58:14
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Looks like the result was 140kbps. Not too bad. Are you running your dual modem setup again?
Anyway use the DSLReports tests. It is more representative of the bandwidth you can expect. The one on our frontpage is limited to my server and my bandwidth.
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Novus Ordo Seclorum
Knowledge is power... has been since time eternal. Arcane knowledge is thereby ultimate power and can
therefore lead to ultimate corruption. Wisdom (and the experience that comes with age) is a serum for corruption.
Perhaps that is why there are so many Old Men with Arcane knowledge and so few young ones...
Arcane OMO - Circa 2001
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Festus-OGO
Wannabe Dictator? Really? Nahhh....
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Posted - Sep 21 2004 : 10:59:46
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I just checked mine there Arcane,
One test only, so how does this sound?
Your download speed : 4727018 bps, or 4616 kbps.
A 577 KB/sec transfer rate.
Your upload speed : 980872 bps, or 957 kbps.
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Arcane
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Posted - Sep 21 2004 : 11:37:47
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That is damn nice Festus! Kicks butt on my DSL 
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Novus Ordo Seclorum
Knowledge is power... has been since time eternal. Arcane knowledge is thereby ultimate power and can
therefore lead to ultimate corruption. Wisdom (and the experience that comes with age) is a serum for corruption.
Perhaps that is why there are so many Old Men with Arcane knowledge and so few young ones...
Arcane OMO - Circa 2001
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Aged
That's MISTER Lag Monkey to you.
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Posted - Sep 21 2004 : 11:44:54
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I've generally seen throughput as bytes vs bits. What you're seeing isn't bad - not stellar, but not bad at all.
For comparison, really, really good dial up will give you 4.7K - nearly 5K (compared to the 17.5K you're showing).
Same question - is that a dual modem setup? It looks a little ISDN-like but that doesn't seem likely at all.
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PacemakerOMO
The Florida Racer!
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Posted - Sep 21 2004 : 14:40:57
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will do arcanw ty
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PacemakerOMO
The Florida Racer!
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Posted - Sep 21 2004 : 14:44:41
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its not adsl , just dual modems it keeps kicking the connect free though
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Retread_OMO
Got Video?
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Posted - Nov 09 2004 : 11:39:25
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Raw Data:
Connection Class : T1
download start time: 1100028954984
download end time: 1100028964156
download time: 9.172
download size in thousands of bytes: 1500
estimated line speed (K bits per second): 1308
estimated line speed (K bytes data per second): 163.5
Typical Values :
Get a life 33.6K Modem : 24Kbps - 36Kbps
Slow as snot 56K Modem : 46Kbps - 62Kbps
Go away 128K : 96Kbps - 150Kbps
Ok 256K : 200Kbps - 278Kbps
Getting Better 512K : 384Kbps - 650Kbps
Pretty fast : 1385Kbps - 1600Kbps
Wahoo : 1455 - 1555Kbps
I only have cable...Not a T1
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I SHOOT DEAD PEOPLE
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Arcane an Techy guys
