ChatterBank1 min ago
checking your broadband speed...
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is there anyway to see what yours is on your computer?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.And yes I do realise that a very small percentage of people will be able to get speeds greater than a speedtest site can handle.
I've tried the bbmax speedtest from a 1Gb/s connection and they have never been able to give a result above 150Mb/s
But we are generally talking to members of the public on here who will not have that sort of speed availble so it's not going to be relevant to them.
I've tried the bbmax speedtest from a 1Gb/s connection and they have never been able to give a result above 150Mb/s
But we are generally talking to members of the public on here who will not have that sort of speed availble so it's not going to be relevant to them.
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I don't think anyone is trying to wind any one up.
I maintain that a usable internet connection is only going to be as fast as the slowest part of the route. testing between you and your ISP will give you a good indication of your bearer speed but if you are then being throttled at the perimeter of their network or there is a bottleneck further upstream from your ISPs network then that is going to be the speed you see in everyday use. (though I would like to think if there was a significant bottleneck anywhere it would only be a temporary thing)
Anyhow, I'm certainly not trying to start an argument with mark, but differences of opinion are healthy :)
I maintain that a usable internet connection is only going to be as fast as the slowest part of the route. testing between you and your ISP will give you a good indication of your bearer speed but if you are then being throttled at the perimeter of their network or there is a bottleneck further upstream from your ISPs network then that is going to be the speed you see in everyday use. (though I would like to think if there was a significant bottleneck anywhere it would only be a temporary thing)
Anyhow, I'm certainly not trying to start an argument with mark, but differences of opinion are healthy :)
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