Now imagine if it did this all the time...

Started by Jimbo, Aug 21, 2007, 19:25:20

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Lance

Almost as good as the speedtest Simon ran from one of the IDNet servers in London. That was really impressive!
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Simon

Simon.
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Rik

You got a better upstream figure too, Simon. :)
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Simon

It's cobblers though, isn't it?  How do they come up with these figures?  Even this one seems well over the top:

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Rik

Looks better than mine, all the same. :) Most speed tests simulate a download in some way. The only real way to test speed is to download a large file from a 'known good' server. I tend to use conventional test sites as indicators rather than an absolute measurement.
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Simon

The trouble is, when they all say something different, you're none the wiser in the end.
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Rik

Exactly. They do tend to differ because they use different methodology to simulate the transfer. Ultimately, if you want a reasonable idea, d/l a file with a stopwatch in your hand.
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