How fast is your internet?

[tlkfan1]

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Here is the Internet at my house (AT&T/SBC Yahoo! DSL) Grade: F
Our internet is really slow

this is the internet at my grandparents house (Comcast ) Grade: B+

[KingCub]

Here is mine on my main computer-

Faster then 91% of Canada, I like that!

[Regulus]

^ I freaking wish.

[TheLionPrince]

Here are my results:

[SimbasMate]

[DGFone]

Mine is medium, but unreliable. I used to have a slow (~650 KBs/S) but reliable connection. I know which one I prefer:

Better more reliability than power. How useful is a 50 MB/S connection when crashes every 2 seconds?

[tlkfan1]

Here is mine on my main computer-

I wish my Internet was that fast!
Why cant we get Verizon FiOS
I'm stuck with our slow DSL
At least it's slightly faster than dial-up

[KingCub]

Here is mine on my main computer-

I wish my Internet was that fast!
Why cant we get Verizon FiOS
I'm stuck with our slow DSL
At least it's slightly faster than dial-up

Or the new Google Fiber! I wish it would come to Canada!

[FlipMode]

Here are my results:

10MB is quicker than 71% of US. Regulus is slower than 55% on 14MB... Sooo, I mean I'll be the first to admit maths isn't my strong point but those figures can't be right.
Unless it is affected by upload speed...

[Regulus]

10MB is quicker than 71% of US. Regulus is slower than 55% on 14MB... Sooo, I mean I'll be the first to admit maths isn't my strong point but those figures can't be right.
Unless it is affected by upload speed...

It is affected by upload speed. My upload speed is complete and utter garbage.

You know what the sad thing is? My upload speed used to be one third of that, at 0.3Mb/s. Yep, I had anywhere from 13-19 down, and only 0.3 up. This is 'high speed' internet... or so I've been told by the marketers.

Also, internet speeds are measured in Megabits (Mb), not Megabytes (MB). Eight Megabits is equal to one Megabyte.