How fast is your internet connection?

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How fast is your upload speed?

dial up - so practically nothing
3
2%
more than dial up but less than 128Kbps
37
20%
around 256Kbps
37
20%
around 384Kbps
17
9%
around 512Kbps
18
10%
around 768Kbps
12
7%
around 1Mbps
21
11%
higher than 1 Mbps
38
21%
 
Total votes: 183

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Post by dmorgan » Jan 8th, '05, 16:57

I am with 256Kbps upload speed which equals 32 kB upload in file size terms. I supposedly have a 3Mbps download speed. Does this seem way out of proportion? :unsure: I have heard of much higher upload speeds.

I have Charter Communications for an ISP and pay about $50.

What size upload speed do you have? I am trying out the poll feature for the first time here. I hope it works. :-)

Note: This poll is not about what your download speed is. It is about what your upload speed is. If you are not sure what your upload speed is, you can test it for free.

Google the words 'speed test' and you will get many free speed test websites. You will have to turn off Bittorrent and other internet programs to get good speed test results.

www.dslreports.com/stest
is one example

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Post by 206 » Jan 8th, '05, 18:17

I have comcast and I have noticed that the spped is tied to the time of day when most people are on. It's very fast most of the time and I can get dl speeds from 700 to 1.5 mbs. It's an easy 2x faster that my qwest dsl connection.

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Post by impression151 » Jan 8th, '05, 18:37

max is 39kb/sec, saw it skyrocket to 50kb/sec when SBC first upgraded...too bad it came aaaalllll they way back down. Still better than the old 25kb/sec though.

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Post by aNToK » Jan 8th, '05, 18:54

I feel your pain on the u/l and d/l differences Dmorgan. I have Comcast here in the East Bay, and my d/l varies between 2 megs to 8 megs or so peak, with a whopping 256k (32 KBps) upload speed, and 10K of that is taken up by my voip phone service. I pay about $55 a month for my internet and basic cable service. Seems like I'm one of the slower u/l folks here. *sigh*.

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Post by rico2001 » Jan 8th, '05, 19:02

I have a 512kbps (roughly 64 KB/s) upload speed, but I seem to max out at 60. Wish I had more :)

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Post by jrudiman » Jan 8th, '05, 19:51

i have 128kbps of upload :cry: , common upload speed in spain if you dont want to pay more than 80eur for a 384kbps

you know.. we have best quality with best prices.. spain rulez (note sarcasm) :glare:

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Post by Shinigami » Jan 8th, '05, 20:01

it's that mean, that's all your upload rate ???
wow so quick
you can all seed with that speed more file :D
that's cool .. I wish my upload rate so high too ...
My upload rate could reach max 20 kbps :P
My download rate could reach max 120 kbps.
And I have DSL 1000 MB

edit : HEY .. I just realize this .. This is my 100th POST !!! :lol
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Post by Deleted User 2067 » Jan 8th, '05, 20:34

I have 8 mbits/1mbits connection.
my max upload speed is 110 kb/s
The fastest speed that i got from BT is 862 kb/s
I think i once got more than 1mb/s dl speed with firefox (http download)

i'm not even sure if my dl speed is 8 mbits or 24 mbits.. the my isp advertise it 24 mbits but some people get 8 mbits. Well it depends on how far u live from nearest telestation.... as long as i get more 100 kb/s dl speed i don't care :)

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Post by tejizo » Jan 9th, '05, 02:36

Mine is kind of confusing. It falls between 256-384 kbps.
According to www.dslreports.com/stest, it says 317 kbps for the upload speed.
By the way, how do you convert Kbps to kB/s?
My max would probably be something close to 40 kB/s.

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Post by dmorgan » Jan 9th, '05, 02:50

tejizo wrote:Mine is kind of confusing. It falls between 256-384 kbps.
According to www.dslreports.com/stest, it says 317 kbps for the upload speed.
By the way, how do you convert Kbps to kB/s?
My max would probably be something close to 40 kB/s.
Kbps divided by 8 = kB

e.g. 384 / 8 = 48

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Post by dmorgan » Jan 9th, '05, 02:59

aNToK wrote:I feel your pain on the u/l and d/l differences Dmorgan. I have Comcast here in the East Bay, and my d/l varies between 2 megs to 8 megs or so peak, with a whopping 256k (32 KBps) upload speed
It wasn't that long ago that I was only at 128 Kbps for upload speed. I was so excited when they upgraded me.

New rule: All ISP's have to match upload speed to download speed *DREAMING* :sleeping:

Here is me next time they raise my rate and don't raise my upload speed :cussing:

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Post by Jannah » Jan 9th, '05, 08:25

Mine's only 256 kbps, with 512 kbps download. I hope to upgrade to 1500 kbps/512 kbps soon. :D

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Post by Kakashi-sensei » Jan 9th, '05, 09:10

I have a 128 kBit (max 16 kB/s) upload speed, but in order to maximize upload efficiency and download capacity, I throttle my overall upload to 10 kB/s to allow for ACKs and NACKs.
You see, I usually only peak to 12 kB/s with BitTorrent due to the amount of traffic.

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Post by jholic » Jan 9th, '05, 10:10

dmorgan wrote:It wasn't that long ago that I was only at 128 Kbps for upload speed. I was so excited when they upgraded me.
oh, man, i was just about to say that. i was dying with a 128kb upload speed for soooo long. it would take me 8hrs or more to finish someone who only needed a few kB for a seed. uploading a torrent was not even an option. i've since upgraded, and it's so much easier to seed people. it was worth the tremendous trouble i went through to upgrade.

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Post by cococrust » Jan 9th, '05, 11:07

I m using charter also, with 3mb/256kb connection. I am hoping that charter will at least upgrade to a 3mb/512kb connection or better still 5mb/1mb :) But i must be in heaven too early. Though i heard charter was holding some pilot testing with a 512kb upload connection.

by the way, shinigami, whats the series feature in ur avatar

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Post by dhkimboa » Jan 9th, '05, 11:15

256 kbs but max upload is 25 kbs

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Post by Carn » Jan 10th, '05, 04:00

I'm not sure what my upload/download cap is, but I've gotten 700+ kb/s total upload + download speed here at school. (Good for seeding..)

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Re: [Poll] How fast is your upload speed?

Post by Kai Lien » Jan 10th, '05, 06:19

dmorgan wrote:I am with 256Kbps upload speed which equals 32 kB upload in file size terms. I supposedly have a 3Mbps download speed.

I have Charter Communications for an ISP and pay about $50.
All the above applies to me as well. It really varies. I've noticed that I simply cannot upload when using BitComet. I've hit really fast dl speeds but the ul speed is so little. So I use azureus to seed, and I usually can ul around the 20-30 ish area total for one torrent. However, I have reached like 75 or so total speed when I ul multiple torrents at one time.

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Post by rs200 » Jan 10th, '05, 22:22

I have roadrunner- 6mb/768kbps - translates to about 600-700 kb downloads :mrgreen: and my uploads varies from 60kb to 80kb.

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Post by cococrust » Jan 11th, '05, 01:16

Yes. I think overall Azereus does better in seeding. But if you are usually getting files from peers based in China, Bitcomet is the way to go since it has a way higher adoption rate in China. I also think that though bittorrent is univeral/open source, there are still preferences in the way it delivers datas for the different software client, whereby a specific client might send better (in terms of speed + data accuracy) to others using the same client. I have always note that there are always more bad data + redundancy when I download using Azereus. My connection could be the culprit :blink

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Post by azn_wrx » Jan 11th, '05, 01:20

i have the cheap basic 26.99 a month sbc dsl
up i max out around 25

cox cable max up is around 60 but then again im not paying $55 a month :cry:
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Post by beginner » Jan 11th, '05, 06:54

Sadly, dial-up. The parentals won't pay for anything more than it. :roll I feel sorry for those who have to get files from me.

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Post by darb » Jan 11th, '05, 07:53

It sounds like the only way to get fast and balanced upload/download speeds is at a school. Kinda unfortunate. Commercial ISPs say it reflects typical household usage, but I wonder if they're also doing it to control file sharing.

At home, I've got Charter cable, and it lives up to its advertised 256Kb upload. (1/12 of download speed)

At school, Azureus only rarely goes above 2.5 MB/s upload, but I can't tell if that's the connection or the ancient computer.

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Post by jholic » Jan 11th, '05, 22:39

beginner wrote:Sadly, dial-up. The parentals won't pay for anything more than it. :roll I feel sorry for those who have to get files from me.
dial-up?!??!?! :blink
with bittorrent????

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Post by ShaolinMunky » Jan 13th, '05, 20:30

Going with the majority here.

256kbps

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Post by apples » Jan 13th, '05, 20:52

256kbps... usual upload speed is around 30-37kB/s.. but it would rarely spike to 60kB/s for a few seconds.

i'm also stuck with that sbc dsl plan..though sbc is offering another plan with 1.5-3mbps downstream and 384-512 upstream. sadly, our apt complex has a contract with one cable company who unfortunately doesn't offer cable access to the internet. and we're in city limits! errr.. hey, can ya'll also post your ISP. If you're really satisfied, please post it!

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Post by Olga_2005 » Jan 16th, '05, 19:49

me it's 512Kbps, but My brother and I shearing the internet on wto computers so my speed depends on "if he's also downloading at the moment or not"

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my upload

Post by jdw112 » Jan 16th, '05, 20:06

My upload speed is 100Mbps. The best I have done personally was over 2MBps. The only trouble is that my university screws with me when I upload too fast over a period of time, unless its to another school that is -_-

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Post by Mythical Child » Jan 18th, '05, 16:27

249.2 kbps. It always varies though. Sometimes it goes up to like 300+ kbps. Waaahhh, so slow T_T

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Post by chunfung » Jan 22nd, '05, 10:42

i have no idea :blink

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Post by Moenyc2000 » Jan 25th, '05, 06:31

Im at my university dorm, so I get around 150kB upload speed.

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Post by hacksign » Jan 25th, '05, 06:51

i got slow dsl so my max upload speed is about 16 kB/s. My max download is "supposedly" 80 kB/s.

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Post by mallorn » Feb 4th, '05, 03:13

I place my max upload speed at 40 kbps, but usually it's lower... :D

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Post by blackstarjr » Feb 4th, '05, 07:49

let's see my max upload is around 90KB/s..but since have 4 comps on network..so usually have to cut it down to 30--40KB/s otherwise all other comps net conn becomes soooooooooooooo slow....then i get yelled at by everyone in the house..

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Post by dmorgan » Feb 6th, '05, 04:44

Thanks, to everyone who participated in the poll! :D
I feel more informed about who has what for internest speeds. There are a lot of folks in my range and hopefully we will all be enjoying faster speeds from our ISPs and soon! :mrgreen:

I hope that someday our upload speed won't be such a huge factor in our downloading speed. Does anyone have optimism that this will be the case?

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Post by sillykid » Feb 6th, '05, 20:26

I have a 4MB dl speed with a 512kb ul speed but like most people mine is only uling at around 55kBps and all this is only $39.95/month!

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Post by bobobubu » Feb 7th, '05, 21:24

my fastest dling speed was 100kb/s but very rare

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Post by mtlandis » Feb 21st, '05, 17:51

Ok here's my dl speed test...
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Post by mtlandis » Feb 21st, '05, 17:54

And this is my upload speed.....
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Post by FantaxyStar » Feb 21st, '05, 22:18

my speed is 10 mbps..i use cable

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Post by Gowcaizer » Feb 23rd, '05, 19:40

My upload is the basic 128kb up for a Verizon DSL line, but the download is 700 to 800kb. :|

On the plus side our area has been earmarked for new Verizon DSL lines with speeds of 5Mb down and 1Mb up. They just completed successful testing in Texas and our city is one the first places to get the service (probably because a Verizon Company building resides here, or maybe the Verizon people love Raytheon, Lockheed, or ITT.)

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Post by Fociis » Feb 25th, '05, 00:28

Verizon DSL: 1.5 MB/447KB

176 kbp/s down
44 kbp/s up


Not fast enough :D

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Post by yangkuang » Feb 25th, '05, 18:03

100Mbit/s connection here.

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Post by scaturan » Jul 27th, '07, 03:47

2mbps upload speed here. get fibre. :)

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Post by Keiko1981 » Jan 6th, '08, 13:38

Used the DSL/cable flash test, Los Angeles - linkLine server.
Upload speed: 279 Kb/s.

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Post by groink » Jan 6th, '08, 13:58

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Post by seirin » Jan 29th, '08, 06:12

shared trial bandwidth
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Post by hikkichan » Mar 16th, '08, 11:48

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It depends on the mood of my ISP for my DL speed... The fastest number I've seen pop up is bout 45mb/s

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Post by hakuharu » Mar 16th, '08, 12:14

I supposedly have 16.000 kbit/sec download and 800 kbit/sec upload speed (DSL) - but on testing this, the result is much lower, like 50 - 60% on this. My Azureus sometimes tells me an upload speed of 50 kB/s, but more likely it's 40 kB/s. Nonetheless, I am happy to dl and share with this. Lots better than the 2000 / 128 kbit connection I used before :P

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Post by jholic » Mar 17th, '08, 03:46

after a long life of 12kBps upload speed, i'm happy with my 40kB now.

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Post by abcd99 » Mar 17th, '08, 17:11

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How fast is your internet connection?

Post by White Reflection » Sep 10th, '10, 10:39

Hi everyone,


I just want to ask about your Internet connection.


I feel that mine is very slow, it's 1 MB.


I have to upgrade my connection to 4 MB so I can download the drama faster than before. @@


These are the packages which Etisalat (the only company we have in UAE for Internet) has:


http://etisalat.ae/index.jsp?lang=en&ty ... 003c05000a____


What about you guys? How fast is your internet connection and do you think it is suitable for you? ^^


Thanks.

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Post by Knave » Sep 14th, '10, 03:46

16mbs

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Post by neal00 » Sep 14th, '10, 04:13

I have 3MB and can download a 700mb file from megaupload in less than 1 hour. It's ok as long as no one else is downloading or streaming video. We are thinking of upgrading to 10 or 15 Mbps so that it won't matter so much if others in the house are downloading or streaming video.

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Post by White Reflection » Sep 14th, '10, 06:00

Knave wrote:16mbs
I wish if I have the same speed. ^^ But Etisalat (the only Internet's company in our country) does not have this speed. ^^ Even we do not have 8MB. It's might be just for some companies (not for the people). ^^

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Post by White Reflection » Sep 14th, '10, 06:06

neal00 wrote:I have 3MB and can download a 700mb file from megaupload in less than 1 hour. It's ok as long as no one else is downloading or streaming video. We are thinking of upgrading to 10 or 15 Mbps so that it won't matter so much if others in the house are downloading or streaming video.

I think it's good idea (I meant uprgrading to 10 or 15 MB).


Best of luck in downloading ^^


Thanks for replying me. ^^

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Post by ssih » Sep 14th, '10, 22:20

Capital 'B' stands for "byte". A 1MB connection is about 8 times as fast as a 1Mb connection. A 3MB connection is pretty screaming fast, and you should be able to download a 700MB file in about 5 min.

My speed is 33Mbps, but I rarely see that with torrents. If a file is recently uploaded and has several hundred seeds, I might see 2.7MBps down and 1.8MBps up.

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Post by Leetoranges » Sep 14th, '10, 22:34

My home connection is slow its 12/2 Mbits :[ 1.5MB download and 250-275KB upload..
But i got a seedbox that i use to seed and download. Seedbox is super fast! I can download at 9.7MB per second and Upload at around 7-8MB per second :] Perfect for torrents
http://img153.imageshack.us/img153/773/71939493.png
Super fast :]

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Post by janajee » Sep 14th, '10, 22:44

Wow, you guys have superfast internet connection.

Here in the Philippines 60kbps download speed is a good day for the interenet for us. At least it is for me. Hahahahahhahaha. I take at least a day or two to download an episode. And several weeks to download batch uploads. Hahahahaha.

It's a sad sad speed.

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Post by Mugatu » Sep 14th, '10, 23:10

i used to have 100/100mbps, that was so awesome! i finished downloading an episode in like 10 seconds or something. since i moved the internet connection is much slower, but its ok. now it takes about 10 minutes to finish an episode with many seeders.

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Post by White Reflection » Sep 15th, '10, 18:23

ssih wrote:Capital 'B' stands for "byte". A 1MB connection is about 8 times as fast as a 1Mb connection. A 3MB connection is pretty screaming fast, and you should be able to download a 700MB file in about 5 min.

My speed is 33Mbps, but I rarely see that with torrents. If a file is recently uploaded and has several hundred seeds, I might see 2.7MBps down and 1.8MBps up.

I have the same problem as you. @@


I do not know why the speed of the torrent is different than the speed of the Internet. (much less) Even if the files of torrent are new and lots of people downloading the same files. @@


anyway thanks for replying. ^^

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Post by White Reflection » Sep 15th, '10, 18:31

Leetoranges wrote:My home connection is slow its 12/2 Mbits :[ 1.5MB download and 250-275KB upload..
But i got a seedbox that i use to seed and download. Seedbox is super fast! I can download at 9.7MB per second and Upload at around 7-8MB per second :] Perfect for torrents
http://img153.imageshack.us/img153/773/71939493.png
Super fast :]

I think we have to learn more about torrent. -_-"


I think there are many things about torrent I do not know. -_-"


I do not know how to use the torrent software for my benefit -_-"


Thanks anyway ^^

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Post by White Reflection » Sep 15th, '10, 18:36

janajee wrote:Wow, you guys have superfast internet connection.

Here in the Philippines 60kbps download speed is a good day for the interenet for us. At least it is for me. Hahahahahhahaha. I take at least a day or two to download an episode. And several weeks to download batch uploads. Hahahahaha.

It's a sad sad speed.

:D All what can I say that "May God Help you" :mrgreen:


Thanks anyway. ^^

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Post by White Reflection » Sep 15th, '10, 18:37

Mugatu wrote:i used to have 100/100mbps, that was so awesome! i finished downloading an episode in like 10 seconds or something. since i moved the internet connection is much slower, but its ok. now it takes about 10 minutes to finish an episode with many seeders.

Still amazing. ^^ Good luck in downloading ^^

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Post by ssih » Sep 15th, '10, 18:59

White Reflection wrote:I do not know why the speed of the torrent is different than the speed of the Internet. (much less) Even if the files of torrent are new and lots of people downloading the same files. @@
Although my download speed is 33Mbps, that's only a reality if I'm downloading from a source capable of uploading at 33Mbps AND all links in the connection have that much bandwidth to spare for my needs.

And when you're dealing with a torrent, things become exponentially more complex. I'm not familiar with the algorithm that determines who gets what files at what speeds. But there are a few facts that must enter into the equations. For example, most people can download a a far faster rate than they upload. My previous connection speed was 5M down and 2M up. What this means is that if you've got 100 people uploading and 100 people downloading, most of the downloaders aren't going to see their max bandwidth.

Another factor is that although you might see 100 seeds, you don't know how many of them are uploading other files at the same time.

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Post by White Reflection » Sep 18th, '10, 15:14

ssih wrote:
White Reflection wrote:I do not know why the speed of the torrent is different than the speed of the Internet. (much less) Even if the files of torrent are new and lots of people downloading the same files. @@
Although my download speed is 33Mbps, that's only a reality if I'm downloading from a source capable of uploading at 33Mbps AND all links in the connection have that much bandwidth to spare for my needs.

And when you're dealing with a torrent, things become exponentially more complex. I'm not familiar with the algorithm that determines who gets what files at what speeds. But there are a few facts that must enter into the equations. For example, most people can download a a far faster rate than they upload. My previous connection speed was 5M down and 2M up. What this means is that if you've got 100 people uploading and 100 people downloading, most of the downloaders aren't going to see their max bandwidth.

Another factor is that although you might see 100 seeds, you don't know how many of them are uploading other files at the same time.


I think we have to know how to use these pages (for example in utorrent software)

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what do you think?

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Post by clyde88 » Sep 19th, '10, 06:59

I have 5MB connection using DSL... is that too slow?

White Reflection
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Post by White Reflection » Sep 19th, '10, 08:40

clyde88 wrote:I have 5MB connection using DSL... is that too slow?

It's good, better than me. ^^

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Post by brock9233 » Sep 30th, '10, 10:29

Currently i am using Leased line for this so there is no issue of speed. I am riches in speed currently.

lexijjang
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Post by lexijjang » Oct 8th, '10, 22:27

I have like 6MB or more.

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Post by devils2l » Oct 21st, '10, 12:43

Hmmm...is that 6 MegaByte or 6 Megabit? Some places for speed tests use one or the other. I have a connection of about 800 KiloBytes/second (about 6.4 Megabits/sec.) which is pretty average. I could go with cable but though I have a faster download speed, I do not have unlimited downloads which is what I get with my DSL provider. Cable is about 60 GB per month.

dil
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Post by dil » Oct 21st, '10, 13:36

janajee wrote:Wow, you guys have superfast internet connection.

Here in the Philippines 60kbps download speed is a good day for the interenet for us. At least it is for me. Hahahahahhahaha. I take at least a day or two to download an episode. And several weeks to download batch uploads. Hahahahaha.

It's a sad sad speed.
same for me. I'm in indonesia, and mine 2mbps, but I think the number don't give me a thing here. It's faster at dawn and noon, so download when I'm sleeping

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