do you think you have a fast connection?? check this out!!

[Shifty]

i was doing some research on the types of internet communication protocol lines (T1, T3, OC3...)

and i stumbled onto this jem!!!

you bandwidth is nothing compared to these lines!!!

scroll down to the last line in the list and start screaming at the top of your lungs. be sure not to crap in your pants!!:o

[freeza]

now that is FAST

[Chrissssssss]

[CloudEngineer]

:o :o :o :o :o Oh my god :o :o :o :o

/me wants :evil:

[Tim Dorr Veteran]

meh. ;)

My personal best...

[freeza]

whys your upload faster than your download lol

[Krome]

2.56 Terrabits/s?

[abysal]

Originally posted by timdorr

meh. ;)

My personal best...

I hope your not at home and getting this bandwidth.... otherwise I'll be so jealous!

[Tim Dorr Veteran]

I'm at school (georgia tech). And I have no idea why my upload kicks butt....

[abysal]

oh ok, i feel a bit better now :)

[Shifty]

wow impressive stats!!!

im at radford university and we have quadT3d and thats over 400MB/s. of course is shared out among over 2000 students on campus. i know that the dorms get a small portion of that bandwidth so my stats will suck major ass!!

heres what i got from this site:

** Speedtest Applet v0.9 by dslreports.com **

Select the test on the menu to the left

Then press Start..

Test started

WARN: Downloaded too fast for a good speed est.

Est. speed down: 8391kbps

thats pretty frickin nice!!

its not reliable cuz it says "WARN: Downloaded too fast for a good speed est."

thats funny to me

hhahha

timdorr, where did you go to get that test??

[Tim Dorr Veteran]

well, test it yourself www.dslreports.com

[CustardFD]

Hmm. Same throughput?

SDRAM 2.100G 1996 Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory

DDRSDRAM 2.100G 2000 Double Data Rate Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory, By: Crucial

[autodefe]

Originally posted by timdorr

well, test it yourself www.dslreports.com

no duh it's fast.. :p

I wonder if you um host *cough* any servers. :ponder:

[StOnD]

Lol I got 56K.

The other day I connected at 54.6, and just about passed out when I pulled down 20 meg in just under an hour...

I have a screenie of this little feat too if anyone is interested...

[CustardFD]

Somewhere I thought I had a screenshot of when my 56k connected at 132k. Needless to say, there were 10s of CRC errors per second before the connection killed itself.