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These things are so inaccurate. My times are all over the place depending on which servers I choose. Even ones within driving distance from each other.
 
magnetik said:
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These things are so inaccurate. My times are all over the place depending on which servers I choose. Even ones within driving distance from each other.
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I think yours is more from network congestion...

so far my pings and speeds are very consistent..... I do know the Suddenlink is investing around $300 in upgrading infrastructure, and it definitely is showing!

Here are 4 in a row from the same server







 
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Just started my new job and checking out the line, 10Mbit Burstable LES10 fibre connection :)
 
Just moved recently and really enjoying the fact that I do now get 30Mb solid all the time unlike the old place that was random.

 
Wow I didn't think it could happen.

Hint: Ping.

Edit: this morning different server:
 
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also want to throw this in for speed of download


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That`s impressive

Can you explain these speeds?

I had road runner back in the day, maybe 8 or 9 years back when I lived in OHIO
I believe they came out with 6 megs then or something.

Is this is a special package rate?

I upgraded to the blast for COMCAST and really showing results as 3 .1 megabytes a second is quick as hell for me.
But then you have double for a smaller company of customers. What gives?

Also I live in the Bay Area, capitol of computers and it`s ironic how we have mediocre speeds yet some of the best companies around.
 
Eshelmen said:
That`s impressive

Can you explain these speeds?
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From those speeds it looks like he has Time Warner Wideband (DOCSIS 3.0). Wideband offers 50/5 as its normal package, and they have plans to offer up to 230 down and they haven't disclosed the up speed on that package.

I am really looking forward to this upgrade, however it is only avalible in areas that are served by Comcast, Cox, Verizon, or AT&T that offer packages that blow TWC's speeds out of the water (for instance Buffalo NY where Verizon offers 30/30 and 100/50). Rochester (where I live) is still on DOCSIS 1.0 (yea I was sad when I heard it too) and because the only residential options for internet are Frontier DSL (7/0.7 as the top tier) or TWC Road Runner (15/1 speed boost will give you 30/1 for a burst of 10 seconds) they really have no incentive to upgrade their service. If I leave them I go to slower speeds, or triple my bill going to Frontier metro-e / TW Telecom Dedicated Data / Fibertech and end up with a $300 /month enterprise class connection. Now I would take that in a heartbeat, but I can't justify the cost to the missus.
 
Wow.. Is your mom at the end of a cable run or something.. That is terrible.. I usually am getting 15/2 with mediacom at home
 
Eshelmen said:
That`s impressive

Can you explain these speeds?

I had road runner back in the day, maybe 8 or 9 years back when I lived in OHIO
I believe they came out with 6 megs then or something.

Is this is a special package rate?

I upgraded to the blast for COMCAST and really showing results as 3 .1 megabytes a second is quick as hell for me.
But then you have double for a smaller company of customers. What gives?

Also I live in the Bay Area, capitol of computers and it`s ironic how we have mediocre speeds yet some of the best companies around.
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Yes. This is Time Warner Wideband service.
 
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