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Post your internet speeds 2012 | OT | Europe and Japan laugh at the rest of the world

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cajunator

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I think the google fiber network in Kansas City will be the tipping point. Lafayette, La is too small to cause the kind of backlash needed to overthrow the ISP system, but a huge metro like Kansas City and the power of google should start to sway politicians and local governments into action. This is a really good thing. There is no fucking reason why everyone cant have the kind of city-wide speeds that my area enjoys, and especially not at the prices some of you are paying for that. Its bullshit and the ISP's know it.
 

Wichu

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College internet:
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Bandwidth cap: 25GB/day (the only reason there's a cap is so people don't accidentally generate a crapton of traffic e.g. from a virus; we can get the cap temporarily lifted if needed)
Price: not sure, as it's included in my college bill. I think they're planning to change it to ~£20/term (£10/month).

The intra-university network is lightning-fast (maxes out my 100Mbps ethernet connection) and has practically unlimited bandwidth (and doesn't count towards my cap). They laid tons of fibre-optic cable around the university - then someone invented multiplexing, making most of it unnecessary.
 

WDJay

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I live literally in the middle of nowhere. Pinon, AZ. This is the only internet service you can get outside of satellite services that have very small thresholds.

$50 a mo. Makes me wanna cry.

Everyone, feel better about yourself.
 

unomas

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I pay $34.99 a month plus $5 monthly modem rental. Total is $42 after all taxes fees.

No bandwidth cap that I'm aware of.
 
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Practically the whole continent has a faster internet speed than me
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LOL ik dacht dat Zeelandnet juist wel ok was?

@cajunator so so so so true, awesome speeds and you have a GREAT city I can already see that :D
USA needs more competition than a survivalist needs water in the dessert.
 
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Aud $99

Usually get around 100meg but the upload rate never changes and we all have download caps in aus......we aussies love getting screwed over
 
Was Down & Uploading through LAN with 6-8 MB/s while the test was running.



Love my University-Campus Net.

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Only a slight difference with DC++ , closed.


Oh of course. It's included in the rent I pay for my 19 square-meter shithole. 220€. Limited at 700MB per day, if you go overboard you can't log in the next day at 7:00am. But it's 700MB per account and I got 3. Furthermore I can work around that per university proxy.
 

DietRob

i've been begging for over 5 years.
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It's usually a little faster on the DL speed at night for whatever reason. Also I'm connected to a VPN for work right now and I'm unsure if that affects anything.

40 bucks a month.
 

Digishine

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Will speedtest in a few min.

But mine is 100Mb download / 5Mb Upload.

Cap : 1100gb

price 0 cause I get it for one year for free
 

LordCanti

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I live literally in the middle of nowhere. Pinon, AZ. This is the only internet service you can get outside of satellite services that have very small thresholds.

$50 a mo. Makes me wanna cry.

Everyone, feel better about yourself.

F-

I didn't even know F- existed. I thought F was the lowest.

What are the disadvantages of satellite internet? Strict caps or something?
 

Menaged

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I pay around 30 USD (I think).
No cap.

I was using utorrent while testing, though I doubt it affected it too much
 

Osietra

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Just amazed at how shitty the US seems to have it. You guys make films, and control the media. Weird that your Internet is so bad.
 

cajunator

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Just amazed at how shitty the US seems to have it. You guys make films, and control the media. Weird that your Internet is so bad.

Not ALL of us ;)

But yeah I kind of wonder how many other US households have 90 MB/s internet. I know I'm not the only one on this forum from the US with that kind of speed.
 

MrBig

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HTTP speeds: 25/20
FTP and otherwise: 30/30
No cap. Huge bandwidth for concurrent transfers.
Price: $80/m with TV/Phone/Internet pack.
 

Fry

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Decent, I guess. It's a little better than that, internet isn't on it's best today.

It's still too expensive around here. Can't compare with European countries.
 
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