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Post by petersmyth1 on Jun 11, 2014 15:07:25 GMT
I dunno if this has previously been posted here but if not some of you might like to try it. speedtest.btwholesale.com/ "BT Wholesale Broadband Performance Test Broadband Speed Test Results" Unfortunately the results can not be copied and pasted for some reason just the headers Down 12.66 (mbps) Up 0.73 (mbps) Ping Latency 68.88 (ms) Not bad for an ordinary TalkTalk wired broadband connection |
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Post by nob on Jun 11, 2014 16:36:09 GMT
Very good Peter better than mine which never gets above 3. But not for much longer.  |
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Post by Bob on Jun 11, 2014 18:48:53 GMT
Down 31.52 (mbps) Up 6.09 (mbps) Ping Latency 0.00 (ms) Don't know what the Ping Latency is, mine must be dead.  |
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Post by Ratae on Jun 11, 2014 18:58:25 GMT
Down 54.6 Up 3.03 Ping 21.25 It's 'cos I'm a diamond innit. |
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Post by banjo on Jun 11, 2014 22:11:32 GMT
If your ping is zero, that means it has timed out on the request(s), probably due to a firewall but could be because the machine is simply getting no handshake from the pinged IP number. Do you know what resource you are pinging? Maybe the site is down. Try pinging your router- open a terminal window or command prompt and run the ping command from there. That should give you a result but it will still be a finite time lapse, not zero.
e&oe
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Post by Bob on Jun 12, 2014 19:34:44 GMT
If your ping is zero, that means it has timed out on the request(s), probably due to a firewall but could be because the machine is simply getting no handshake from the pinged IP number. Do you know what resource you are pinging? Maybe the site is down. Try pinging your router- open a terminal window or command prompt and run the ping command from there. That should give you a result but it will still be a finite time lapse, not zero. e&oe Tried it about 5 mins after and got this. Down 31.91 (mbps) Up 5.45 (mbps) Ping Latency 53.75 (ms) |
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