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General Discussion => General Discussion Boards => Technology and Gaming => Topic started by: Roflmao on March 08, 2009, 09:11:18 am
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I have 1.5Mb Internet but i dont get 1500Kilobits/s
INSTEAD I GET THIS WAAA
(http://www.speedtest.net/result/425082912.png)
Its like a waste of 50kb's
I Caluclated it and 1.5mb should be like 165Kb/s but mines like 130/kbs
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These days, companies advertise that they will provide you with "1.5Mb Internet" but in real life, they won't give you exactly that much. It's just a marketing gimmick... Just like how companies say, "massive 30 GB usage".
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I am on "ADSL 2+". I get a max 220 kb/s. What the ISP says means nothing.
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Woops Solved My Bro was downloading for like 2 days and didnt notice
SOLVED
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These days, companies advertise that they will provide you with "1.5Mb Internet" but in real life, they won't give you exactly that much. It's just a marketing gimmick... Just like how companies say, "massive 30 GB usage".
We have 50Gb a month
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I have 1.5Mb Internet but i dont get 1500Kilobits/s
INSTEAD I GET THIS WAAA
(http://www.speedtest.net/result/425082912.png)
Its like a waste of 50kb's
I Caluclated it and 1.5mb should be like 165Kb/s but mines like 130/kbs
From the advertised bandwidth, about 5-10% of this is lost on TCP/IP packet headers (i.e., overhead per data packet to ensure reliable delivery of each packet...I could delve into this topic for a good half hour, so I'll spare you the dribble).
Absolute best real life speeds are around 145-155kB/s mark. 130kB/s really shouldn't be something to cry home about though...
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Doesn't the speed varies due to the distance between you and the exchange and also the quality of the line?
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Doesn't the speed varies due to the distance between you and the exchange and also the quality of the line?
Yes it does.
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Doesn't the speed varies due to the distance between you and the exchange and also the quality of the line?
Yes, but for ADSL1, the limit of 1.5Mbit/s is a arbitrary limit. This is far lower than the maximum specified speed of 8Mbit/s which means that, even with a mediocre line, you should have a good shot at 1.5Mbit/s.