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Oh well, I'm happy with my Telenet-everything ^^

Thanks for this info

but if it makes me happy, that's another thing :angry:

:rofl:

who on earth is first on top? and how wtf do you get 0 ping?

he probably owns a server :cool:

Trying to ping you own server gives 0 ping :laugh:

Haha, I got happy panda because I tested in China then tested back at my local server again.

When i'm at school, I'll do this test again: 150MBit down and 50Mbit up :D

Naah, I keep it fair and fun :)

Might as well, I did my test at work, haha.

Edit: Tested again at home:

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Yipee for Road Runner's BS Power Boost that makes them look better on speed tests. Too bad the upload still looks like ****.

Yeah, his "ISP" is Softlayer Technologies, so he probably works there, but he tested with the Softlayer Technologies server too. So he basically did his speedtest over an internal network :p I consider that cheating :D

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DaveLegg you gay, stop cheating :rofl: http://www.softlayer.com/ provides dedi servers and etc.

is it even theoretically possible to have a 1Gb/s connection?

Yup, South Korea are doing 1Gbps to home connections. I think some parts of Sweden and Japan are already there.

Yeah, his "ISP" is Softlayer Technologies, so he probably works there, but he tested with the Softlayer Technologies server too. So he basically did his speedtest over an internal network :p I consider that cheating :D

I concur. The rules state test your internet speed, not your LAN speed :)

I concur. The rules state test your internet speed, not your LAN speed :)

Actually, my server is in Dallas, and I tested against a server in Fort Worth. I actually got better speed that way, than against a server at a different DC in Dallas, go figure. The server has a 1gbps connection, but obviously had traffic using it at the time (websites I host etc). Softlayer offer up to 10gbps connections to each server though. It's sometimes quite tempting :p but realistically, nothing on the other end would be able to keep up.

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