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dotnetdev

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  #1082070 6-Jul-2014 21:14
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dotnetdev: Finally sorted - Internet is now here, speedtest 27 mbs down / 9.7 mbs up ...


You lucky b*st*rd - I wish I had a connection like that :)
It may get even faster with time smile


You would hate to see the speed in this photo then, taken a place I worked for.




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  #1082075 6-Jul-2014 21:28
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dotnetdev:
Sideface:
dotnetdev: Finally sorted - Internet is now here, speedtest 27 mbs down / 9.7 mbs up ...


You lucky b*st*rd - I wish I had a connection like that :)
It may get even faster with time smile


You would hate to see the speed in this photo then, taken a place I worked for.



you need better toys to play with ;)





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  #1082090 6-Jul-2014 21:39
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hio77:
dotnetdev:
Sideface:
dotnetdev: Finally sorted - Internet is now here, speedtest 27 mbs down / 9.7 mbs up ...


You lucky b*st*rd - I wish I had a connection like that :)
It may get even faster with time smile


You would hate to see the speed in this photo then, taken a place I worked for.



you need better toys to play with ;)



For a single user or a small group of users, your HDD / SSD cannot read / write at that speed, so real download / upload is bottlenecked by the computers anyway :)



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  #1082092 6-Jul-2014 21:43
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dotnetdev:

For a single user or a small group of users, your HDD / SSD cannot read / write at that speed, so real download / upload is bottlenecked by the computers anyway :)


in the case of that speed test, finding target servers with the bandwith to test against is more of a challenge!


file IO is a big one though, this machine in particular is due to have a new cached HBA put into it to push those IO speeds.

when we were first building it up, had a 60GB ram disk running, that sure flew on our tests!




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