sparkleytone macrumors 68020 Original poster Apr 30, 2002 #1 this may be somewhat useless, but i wanted to brag. That's frickin' FAST! Attachments picture 1.jpg 37.3 KB · Views: 231
Mr. Anderson Moderator emeritus Apr 30, 2002 #2 Re: Wow. Originally posted by sparkleytone this may be somewhat useless, but i wanted to brag. That's frickin' FAST! Click to expand... So? What's the machine and what's the connection speed?
Re: Wow. Originally posted by sparkleytone this may be somewhat useless, but i wanted to brag. That's frickin' FAST! Click to expand... So? What's the machine and what's the connection speed?
Rower_CPU Moderator emeritus Apr 30, 2002 #3 I've seen speeds in excess of 3MB/s on our campus network...so there! 😛
Backtothemac macrumors 601 Apr 30, 2002 #4 I have experienced something similar. If I download iTunes, or really anything out there, and then do it again, I get like 6.5 MB per sec. It is because it is in the browser cash, and will fly it in.
I have experienced something similar. If I download iTunes, or really anything out there, and then do it again, I get like 6.5 MB per sec. It is because it is in the browser cash, and will fly it in.
Hemingray macrumors 68030 Apr 30, 2002 #5 Nevermind the d/l speed, how about the speed of that program you downloaded? And the survey says!? X
Ensign Paris macrumors 68000 Apr 30, 2002 #6 At work we have a 133mb Leased Line for 3 web servers and I normally see download speeds (from Apple.com) of about 7mb per second. At home I lost my ADSL connection a few months back so I am getting a leased line at 12mb. Ensign
At work we have a 133mb Leased Line for 3 web servers and I normally see download speeds (from Apple.com) of about 7mb per second. At home I lost my ADSL connection a few months back so I am getting a leased line at 12mb. Ensign
chibianh macrumors 6502a Apr 30, 2002 #7 at cnet, i got over 4000Mbs... that's because I hit the refresh button and it just took it from the cache.. i was surprised for a moment though!
at cnet, i got over 4000Mbs... that's because I hit the refresh button and it just took it from the cache.. i was surprised for a moment though!
B blackpeter macrumors 6502a Apr 30, 2002 #8 I'm getting 1.5MB/s both up & down on my T1 at home. I couldn't be any happier for $40 a month.
I icetraxxg5 macrumors 6502 Apr 30, 2002 #9 Originally posted by tfaz1 I'm getting 1.5MB/s both up & down on my T1 at home. I couldn't be any happier for $40 a month. Click to expand... $40 a month?? How did you get it so cheap?? Thats megabit right?
Originally posted by tfaz1 I'm getting 1.5MB/s both up & down on my T1 at home. I couldn't be any happier for $40 a month. Click to expand... $40 a month?? How did you get it so cheap?? Thats megabit right?
jefhatfield Retired Apr 30, 2002 #10 Originally posted by tfaz1 I'm getting 1.5MB/s both up & down on my T1 at home. I couldn't be any happier for $40 a month. Click to expand... 40 a month is not so bad...i am in the south end of the south bay (rural monterey county...heck, it's all rural...) so i don't count as far as the T1 and DSL folks go san jose gets those services even cheaper than you
Originally posted by tfaz1 I'm getting 1.5MB/s both up & down on my T1 at home. I couldn't be any happier for $40 a month. Click to expand... 40 a month is not so bad...i am in the south end of the south bay (rural monterey county...heck, it's all rural...) so i don't count as far as the T1 and DSL folks go san jose gets those services even cheaper than you