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Topic # 17864 15-Dec-2007 11:04
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  Reply # 100090 15-Dec-2007 11:18
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Thats on the citylink server which in all probability, a server that your provider/work peers with.

Whats the result for Auckland?




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  Reply # 100097 15-Dec-2007 11:40
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Around 60megabits sometimes - Depends - tend to get really fast constant download speeds.

 
 
 
 


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  Reply # 100104 15-Dec-2007 12:53
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Maverick posted his speedtest results a while back and from memory had download speeds in the mid 90's so you're a wee bit short of setting a GZ speedtest record! :-)

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  Reply # 100121 15-Dec-2007 14:03
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Flash gits   ............. sorry Flash Geeks :)


Cyril  (at the end of a average 4Mb/s ADSL circuit).

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  Reply # 100125 15-Dec-2007 14:09
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sbiddle: Maverick posted his speedtest results a while back and from memory had download speeds in the mid 90's so you're a wee bit short of setting a GZ speedtest record! :-)

If you go by the moaning in the broadband forums, you'd think NZ Internet was stuck in the mid-90's alright...









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  Reply # 100211 16-Dec-2007 11:21
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I don't it would be too hard to beat that I'll RDP into a server instead of using a workstation and see sometime



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Reply # 100234 16-Dec-2007 13:59
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Care posting an Auckland or international speed test result?




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  Reply # 100260 16-Dec-2007 16:58
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*drools* Ever tried torrenting on it? ;)

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  Reply # 100384 17-Dec-2007 10:30
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what's wrong here?

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  Reply # 100385 17-Dec-2007 10:37
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Probably on a feed where other users have a lot of traffic coming down and your only getting a 10th of the circuit capacity.

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  Reply # 100429 17-Dec-2007 14:54
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VLAN where your proxies are in Sydney.

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  Reply # 100442 17-Dec-2007 15:50
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Tuikapo: Around 60megabits sometimes - Depends - tend to get really fast constant download speeds.


  try a few torrents  Wink



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  Reply # 100456 17-Dec-2007 16:26
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lol - now now wouldn't want to be bad.

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