Author Topic: Your Download/Upload speed?  (Read 8486 times)



Thats on my laptop(Wireless) :o






I would also like to state that when measuring the speed of ones internet you must divide your values by 8 in order to get the results in megabytes, because in networking/data transfer standards speeds are measured in bits/second while storage is measured in bytes. For example 100 MB LAN operates at 100 megabits/second which means you can transfer data over your LAN at a theoretical 12.5 megabytes/second.
*Edit*- You also have to divide your upload speed by 8 to get the value in megabytes.
« Last Edit: May 23, 2008, 04:20:33 PM by Starcraftman »


185 kilobytes/s down, 28 kilobytes/s up.



I would also like to state that when measuring the speed of ones internet you must divide your values by 8 in order to get the results in megabytes, because in networking/data transfer standards speeds are measured in bits/second while storage is measured in bytes. For example 100 MB LAN operates at 100 megabits/second which means you can transfer data over your LAN at a theoretical 12.5 megabytes/second.
*Edit*- You also have to divide your upload speed by 8 to get the value in megabytes.
Upload speed = lol (101)


I would also like to state that when measuring the speed of ones internet you must divide your values by 8 in order to get the results in megabytes, because in networking/data transfer standards speeds are measured in bits/second while storage is measured in bytes. For example 100 MB LAN operates at 100 megabits/second which means you can transfer data over your LAN at a theoretical 12.5 megabytes/second.
*Edit*- You also have to divide your upload speed by 8 to get the value in megabytes.
Hmm, strange. Because I get that upload speed when I upload to for exemple FileFront.

I still got highest upload speed =D



Oh yeah! I got highest!