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rockstarindian1

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#71875 19-Nov-2010 00:12
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So today i decided to do a Speedtest of my Vodafone Broadband and this is what i got.......

https://www.speedtest.net/result/1035230011.png

I normally get download 6-7Mb  and all of a sudden 79.53Mb!! What????

It says 79.53Mb and yet the max downloading speed i get is 110kbps. 2-3 weeks ago i used to get 700-800kbps (not torrents).

something is wrong right?
am i the only one with this problem?



 

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  #406511 19-Nov-2010 00:27
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cached.







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  #406512 19-Nov-2010 00:29
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l43a2: cached.



And that means what exactly? 

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#406514 19-Nov-2010 00:39
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YEah i kinda understood what cache/cached means but how does that answer my post?

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  #406515 19-Nov-2010 00:41
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basicly it seems it was loading from your web browsers cache.. not the internet





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  #406516 19-Nov-2010 00:47
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So clear cache and re take  test?

if so this is my next result.---> https://www.speedtest.net/result/1035265229.png

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  #408802 24-Nov-2010 10:59
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Did you clear temp internet files?
Refresh speedtest page (Press F5).
It is definitely loading the download file directly off your PC (unless you have another PC in your setup acting as a Caching Server - Squid or similar).

 
 
 

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  #408836 24-Nov-2010 11:58
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Hey man.

It turns out something was wrong with my Laptop. I backed up my files and Did a factory reset and speeds are back to normal.

thankz anyway. 

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