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because i had to move, i also had to give up that nice 25Mbit/2Mbit connection, which usually gave me 20down and 2 up (wired that is)

now i only have a 2Mbit/384kbit line.
the downstream is enough for most things but the upstream is really limiting.
 
living in Busan, Korea (it sucks) and I used Speakeasy's LA server
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Using Speedtest.net and I'm using the recommended Yokohoma server from Japan.
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Woot!! I can play XBL w/o lag!!! (Hopefully...) Wait.. Can I? (From Busan, Seoul to USA since I have friends back there which I need to kick their arse in COD4)

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Wireless connection through Airport Express followed by Wired connection.
 

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Not bad for a AirPort Extreme 'N' to a only b/g capable computer...



My ping is really sweet on wireless, so the 360 (on the same wireless network) usually picks me as host on COD4.
 


I'm on 8MB Sky Broadband.
I pay £5 ($10 USD) a month.

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Wow your upload results are great!

Thanks!

I'm just hoping it will enough to play Xbox Live with my friends back stateside.

But the guy above me with 40/30k is... amazing. Is your house or your next door neighbor the server?
 
Wow.. some of the last few results were amazing. Here's mine.. I thought it would be way slower.

Download Speed: 4551 kbps (568.9 KB/sec transfer rate)
Upload Speed: 431 kbps (53.9 KB/sec transfer rate)
 
Here is my SpeakEasy test I ran it Twice seem's to be somewhat slow today. My connections if FIOS 15/15 regular home connection cause I be on XBOX Live.
 

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We're on Comcast here in Tennessee. I've had download speeds of between 4000 and 7000 kbps for years. I have had three computers hooked to a hub which is hooked to a router which is hooked to the cable modem the whole time. I finally added a fourth computer which required an additional port and therefore the hub had to go. I did some research and found that a switch is better than a hub and therefore got a used Linksys EZXS88W (8 port switch) off ebay. WOW, what a difference!!!!! The first time I did the test at speakeasy.net the download was 24000 kbps. It has averaged between 15000 and 24000 every time on my PC and also on my three Macs after I installed Broadband Optimizer (they were only half as fast downloading as my PC before that). I wish I had known.

To all you hub users: get a switch (or better just go straight off the router if you are close enough to it--my router is upstairs with the in-laws' PC and my four computers are in the basement and that's why I can't just use the router.)
 
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