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Master Geek

#396513 27-Oct-2010 21:06

mikenzb:
c71931f:
mikenzb:
c71931f: Just done a speedtest. Standard ADSL (Meant to get ADSL2+ in December....)

Wow Shouldnt You Be On ADSL2+ By Now???
I Got My Adsl2+ In 2008

Probably should be ..
I think December 2010 is the last month/when it's all meant to be finished too lol, could be wrong tho

Wow. Does That Exchange/Cabinet get any Vdsl2 any time soon?

There is my exchange for example. Things don't get done overnight especially for the whole country!

Looks like i be waiting for another year to be able to get 23 megs..... Even then i still to far for VDSL2+ :(

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Ultimate Geek

#396600 27-Oct-2010 23:09

rygrass:
mikenzb:
c71931f:
mikenzb:
c71931f: Just done a speedtest. Standard ADSL (Meant to get ADSL2+ in December....)

Wow Shouldnt You Be On ADSL2+ By Now???
I Got My Adsl2+ In 2008

Probably should be ..
I think December 2010 is the last month/when it's all meant to be finished too lol, could be wrong tho

Wow. Does That Exchange/Cabinet get any Vdsl2 any time soon?

There is my exchange for example. Things don't get done overnight especially for the whole country!

Looks like i be waiting for another year to be able to get 23 megs..... Even then i still to far for VDSL2+ :(

Well Unless your Exchange Geting Updated
They Are Only Update Cabinets Here
My Exchange Will not Have Vdsl2.
Only My Cabinets Which i Am Not On. :(

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#396613 27-Oct-2010 23:43

mikenzb:
jsr:

Wow. Thats A Good Soeed

That's not counted :P

Going from 1 server on the APE to another server on the APE :P - It's like doing a speedtest on Ethernet.
Note, when I did it I could have done a speedtest to Snap on the CHiX which would have maxed out my ethernet to my office. The best way to evaluate speed is to go from the North Island to either Palmy or Wellington.

Since there's no "other" speedtest in the South Island I just did one to Palmy.

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#396625 28-Oct-2010 01:01

michaelmurfy:
mikenzb:
jsr:

Wow. Thats A Good Soeed

That's not counted :P

Going from 1 server on the APE to another server on the APE :P - It's like doing a speedtest on Ethernet.
Note, when I did it I could have done a speedtest to Snap on the CHiX which would have maxed out my ethernet to my office. The best way to evaluate speed is to go from the North Island to either Palmy or Wellington.

Since there's no "other" speedtest in the South Island I just did one to Palmy.

Who cares Everything Is Counted
They just need To Be Done In Nz.
Which That 1 Is.

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#396722 28-Oct-2010 10:20

mikenzb:
Who cares Everything Is Counted
They just need To Be Done In Nz.
Which That 1 Is.

That one was done on a local network, it was done in NZ - but that's nowhere near the speed that they will achieve outside of that datacentre.

It's like if I did a speedtest from work to Snap (in Christchurch) - It runs over a 1gbit Fibre Link known as the CHiX so it will max out the ethernet.

#justsaying.

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#396913 28-Oct-2010 16:31

Sig has the details. Wireless ISP, no shaping, no data cap, with VOIP total monthly bill is $71. I personally like the upload speed and it works very well for what I do.

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#396981 28-Oct-2010 19:25

Nice upload bad download.

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Master Geek

#397251 29-Oct-2010 11:47

I am on TCL cable in Chch. Haven't checked if flatmates are doing anything intensive at the moment:

And here is what I get going overseas:

At peak times in the evening, LA can dip as low as 4.5/1.2

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Ultimate Geek

#397593 29-Oct-2010 23:35

browned: Sig has the details. Wireless ISP, no shaping, no data cap, with VOIP total monthly bill is $71. I personally like the upload speed and it works very well for what I do.

Wow And Thats wireless like not via phoneline like via usb stick or something

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Ultimate Geek

#397595 29-Oct-2010 23:36

RmACK: I am on TCL cable in Chch. Haven't checked if flatmates are doing anything intensive at the moment:

And here is what I get going overseas:

At peak times in the evening, LA can dip as low as 4.5/1.2

Thats still look i mean the upload at peek times 1.67mb is still great
and the download is nice too

RmACK

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Master Geek

#397609 30-Oct-2010 00:00

mikenzb:
Thats still look i mean the upload at peek times 1.67mb is still great
and the download is nice too

We're plenty happy with it, especially now that youtube works again. MS & Apple updates & itunes come down around 1.8MiB/s i.e. practically 15Mbps. As for upload, before I got a laptop I used to VNC home to my old iMac from university at 1920x1200 and it was painless.

My parents, however only get 0.3Mbit from Palmerston North to LA and same to Auckland (or so i'm told) on xnet adsl. They're on a FS/128k and the Maxwells Line exchange is due for ADSL2+ in Dec 2010. At 0.3Mbps, I hardly think the bottleneck is their line... I'm going up there for 6 weeks at the end of the year, not sure if my sanity will be joining me. Last time I was there it took 5mins to load a 30second youtube video and an hour to download a graphics driver.

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#397772 30-Oct-2010 16:40

RmACK:
mikenzb:
Thats still look i mean the upload at peek times 1.67mb is still great
and the download is nice too

We're plenty happy with it, especially now that youtube works again. MS & Apple updates & itunes come down around 1.8MiB/s i.e. practically 15Mbps. As for upload, before I got a laptop I used to VNC home to my old iMac from university at 1920x1200 and it was painless.

My parents, however only get 0.3Mbit from Palmerston North to LA and same to Auckland (or so i'm told) on xnet adsl. They're on a FS/128k and the Maxwells Line exchange is due for ADSL2+ in Dec 2010. At 0.3Mbps, I hardly think the bottleneck is their line... I'm going up there for 6 weeks at the end of the year, not sure if my sanity will be joining me. Last time I was there it took 5mins to load a 30second youtube video and an hour to download a graphics driver.

Ouch 5mins to download a 30 sec vid.
i should be lucky my utube videos load fast
maybe they should try a wireless broadband

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#399566 3-Nov-2010 12:38

mikenzb:
browned: Sig has the details. Wireless ISP, no shaping, no data cap, with VOIP total monthly bill is $71. I personally like the upload speed and it works very well for what I do.

Wow And Thats wireless like not via phoneline like via usb stick or something

No phone line, just via wireless dish on the roof.

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#399567 3-Nov-2010 12:44

mikenzb:
Well Unless your Exchange Geting Updated
They Are Only Update Cabinets Here
My Exchange Will not Have Vdsl2.
Only My Cabinets Which i Am Not On. :(

I thought this was a haiku, but it's actually just free verse.

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#399617 3-Nov-2010 14:01

Home in Whangarei, bit slower the normal

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