I recently purchased a wireless N router. This november my ISP also doubled their speed. With no more bottlenecking on wifi G as I was before, my current internet speeds look like this.

The college campus provides my interwebs.

Fiber optic is the *****.

Stupid At&t. Y U NO go faster!

Rogers... slow uploading is slow.

EDIT: I don't know what this means. Is it good?

This is just a horrible connection in my opinion.

Here's my new one:


Better than before and fast enough for my typical needs. Love the insanely fast ping time, and that's over Wi-Fi.

I haven't actually shared mine yet.

That's not bad I'm pretty far from my router right now but it could be a lot worse.

I think I may have officially beaten everyone out (except for KYA at work) with the on-campus speed when connected to LAN:



Half a gigabit. I swear that's real.

Adam Internet ~

Only problem is that it frequently disconnects, slowly getting better though.

Yeah, the download speed at my mom's house is a bit more realistic, although that upload speed is atrocious.

My laptop has been having some wireless issues lately.

As in it will randomly do this:

I decided I would give it another go. After a few latency test errors, I finally got this result. Not bad, but could be better. We may be switching to Google Fiber later this year.

Decided to test too. This is my school



and this is at home.



I'm actually quite surprised it's that good.

Update: Over half a gigabit today, and over 167 megabits up.

Sheesh, Cat. o.o



My home has pretty standard internet connection. It pisses me off that it's unstable as hell though.

I'm currently the only one in my house not plugged in via Ethernet, and yet also the only one who uses the Internet for purposes other than Wikipedia and occasional YouTube videos.

1 attached image

CenturyLink here in Ohio:


Ironically, it was pinging out of Dayton, and I live near Akron, which probably explains the poor letter grade, but that's fine. I'm quite satisfied with CenturyLink.

I should only be getting 5 Mbps.

I won't post an Image as it has my location on, but my download is 60.38Mb/s and my Upload is 59.01Mb/s

My provider is Sky as I live in the UK

This new one from the campus library makes the last one look like nothing. For some reason, I get higher speeds out of Los Angeles than out of Las Vegas.

1 attached image

... You win, Cat.

It's weird, my reported speeds have returned to normal but I can still only watch YouTube videos in 144p and Steam is horribly slow for anything and everything.

1 attached image

And back to Dad's house.

It most likely is some kind of fiber network, but as I said, it's a university network, and I tested it rather late in the evening, when there weren't many people online.

Um, this is normal . . . right?

edit

My 3DS doesn't seem to like the speed test site much for some reason, but I made it race my computer to load a Wikipedia page and the 3DS blew it out of the water. Think I'm going to spend the night reading tech support forums . . .

1 attached image

This was the first result I got, which is horrendous to say the least.


It's still bad. I need help

It took seven seconds to attach this 31 KB image. We've got some serious noise problems on our DSL line, so there has been a lot of trouble getting it to work properly. And yes, those are kiloBITS, not kiloBYTES.

1 attached image

Another go after we were upgraded to fiber. We don't have the equipment to get the most out of it, but I can live with these results. That ping, though.

My area switched to Frontier which is supposed to be faster, lets see if that's true.

And it's true but I still have the same service technically.

Verizon here, Speed Test below.



Sometimes I do randomly get disconnected from the internet, so that's pretty lame.

http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/5359530658

This is at work.