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Topic # 115774 6-Apr-2013 12:17
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TrueNet has included Latency to WIX and Dallas for the first time in our Monthly Report.

Two smaller ISPs jump out as having better latency than others at present.

See:
https://www.truenet.co.nz/articles/march-monthly-report

Here is the two Latency charts comparing ISPs   (we had to have a suppressed zero on the International one to show the gap, but note it is suppressed to about the optimum minimum amount of latency possible.

We also compare regions


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  Reply # 794263 6-Apr-2013 12:33
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Fantastic result for Voyager, good to see the smaller ISPs giving the larger ones a run for their money when it comes to performance.

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  Reply # 794270 6-Apr-2013 12:50
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myfullflavour: Fantastic result for Voyager, good to see the smaller ISPs giving the larger ones a run for their money when it comes to performance.

I didn't even know that Voyager was still around; I was with them in ~1996! Or is it now a different company with the same name?

 
 
 
 


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  Reply # 794272 6-Apr-2013 12:56
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Mmm orcon results do not reflect the discussion we are seeing in there forum on here.
Perhaps it's time to add in international speed testing. That would be an interesting read.

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  Reply # 794278 6-Apr-2013 13:07
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Behodar: I didn't even know that Voyager was still around; I was with them in ~1996! Or is it now a different company with the same name?


Newish company of Seeby Woodhouse, of Orcon fame.

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