look @ sig, nuff said!!!!
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damn bra, is that in your house tho?
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ViciousXUSMC Master Viking NBR Reviewer
15/2 with over 500 mile to the server test site for a 40$ home connection.
Beat that
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what is the point of this thread?
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Commander Wolf can i haz broadwell?
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ViciousXUSMC Master Viking NBR Reviewer
Can be your settings, also cable shares your connection with everybody in your "grid" so if you had a ton of people downloading it could have killed your downline bandwidth and the upstream is still there.
Thats one of the reasons I had to get rid fo cable, too many people in my grid area because Tampa Fl is a very populated place. -
HEY, this is unfair!!! Why did you mods dump this thread in the Lenovo forum?!?! We're not your junkyard!!
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ViciousXUSMC Master Viking NBR Reviewer
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usapatriot Notebook Nobel Laureate
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lupin..the..3rd Notebook Evangelist
Verizon just started offering 20 Mb/s fiber optic internet service in my neighborhood. Don't know if I'll switch to it just yet, but fiber optic internet at home seems kind of sexy, and 20 Mb/s is rather a lot.
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lupin..the..3rd Notebook Evangelist
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Ohh man I wish I still had my old speedtest rating. I had 24kb/s down and 12 or 13 kb/s up speed, on the Peer 1 Network, with a signal traveling less than 50 miles. It was an amazing speed for an amazing connection. And yes, it was dial up. But it was half the speed of normal dial up. I've since changed ISP's
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ViciousXUSMC Master Viking NBR Reviewer
cable has come a long way, I used to have a 8mb/s cable service (road runner thru time warner) however it hardly ever gave me more than 2-3mb/s in real life connection speed. Thats why I had to give it up for the fiber optic wich has always given me my full connection speed of 15mb/s within 1mb/s and it cost 5$ less!
Still I thought cable was maxed near 12mb/s to see 22mb/s is really crazy.
The do offer a 30mb/s package for fiber optic where I live but the price shoots from 40$ a month to 200$ a month... so its just simply out of the question. -
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Man I have NASTY bandwidth
Discussion in 'Networking and Wireless' started by eskimochaos, Jul 28, 2007.