haha naw its always been ****e whenever i check it up
it works grand for me tho surprisingly enough

Take into account I have 6 browser tabs, msn, frostwire and utorrent open.

I'm downloading Jessica's Mom : Volume 8.

12 gigs will put a strain on any connection.

makes no matter. depends if they are actively passing info upstream or taking info downstream during the test, the test may last a few seconds but the figures are the highest achieved forcing info, they dont give an average speed just a peak speed achieved.

BT speedtester is accurate over a 30 second period. But you have to be on a bt line which you wont be in RoI

Also depends if you have opened ports for those programs as well.

:shocked: :laugh2:

:shocked:

My download rocks my upload is just terible.

Have you found a way to feed the internet steroids and creatine? :shocked:

frostwire is P2P
and utorrent was seeding one film.
Not much but my result was way better earlier.

:bawling:

http://www.speedtest.net/result/806374139.png

I know what frostwire and utorrents are.

Have you forwarded ports for them?

You will see a change in speeds again if you do.

www.portforward.com

Ben's good at receiving but not great at giving. :joker:

LOL!


Not yet :( .. brawn.. no brain.

Im the ****ing don at giving it!

Thank you for that :)
I will bookmark it because I don't want to go in and check which version my router is right now :joker:

:pat:

There's the problem with streaming radio :joker:

Mine was fine after a while. I just had the wrong settings lol

oh :blush:

Your welcome, the other thing to try after doing one test is to try a different server and see if speed alters radically.

If you want a more accurate speed use your own ISP's speedtester. Most have them in the members areas.

ok :D

Then again the server was in London and i'm just over 100miles away

does that have any reason?