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#72096 20-Nov-2010 08:37
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here is my download speed



so damn fast


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  #407002 20-Nov-2010 08:48
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Clear cache try again



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  #407004 20-Nov-2010 08:56
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johnr: Clear cache try again


ok ill do this done got this


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  #407006 20-Nov-2010 09:03
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Obviously something wrong, unless you have something better than DSL connections you wouldn't get more than 24Mbps, limited by your line...





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  #407010 20-Nov-2010 09:09
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Teleocm must have connected you to one of those new FFDSL 2++ cabinets

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  #407011 20-Nov-2010 09:12
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johnr: Teleocm must have connected you to one of those new FFDSL 2++ cabinets


wow but i still only download at 1.9 mb per sec max

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  #407012 20-Nov-2010 09:14
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As JohnR said before, it's probably because the file used by Speedtest is cached locally on your computer. In other words, those results are not possible with the existing technology deployed to consumers.




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  #407037 20-Nov-2010 11:15
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These results seem to pop up more and more of late, wonder if the speedtest script has a bug, either miss reporting or no bypassing the local cache

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  #407102 20-Nov-2010 16:22

cyril7: These results seem to pop up more and more of late, wonder if the speedtest script has a bug, either miss reporting or no bypassing the local cache

Cyril

Its Telecoms End As Speedtest.net is working fine as my speedtests are the same as always 12mb D/0.8mb U

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  #407104 20-Nov-2010 16:25

johnr: Teleocm must have connected you to one of those new FFDSL 2++ cabinets

He Must Be On A Firbe Cabinet Or He's On VDSL2+ In Beta Mode Or Something Cause I Dont think Telecom Released There Vdsl2+ Yet

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  #407186 20-Nov-2010 22:11

c71931f: fakeresultsarentfunny.jpg

Agreed

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  #407205 21-Nov-2010 00:48
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When do they release vdsl2+? I looked on that map and my house is well withen reach when they upgrade my cabinet.

 
 
 
 

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  #407207 21-Nov-2010 00:56

tardtasticx: When do they release vdsl2+? I looked on that map and my house is well withen reach when they upgrade my cabinet.

Thats Nice I Cant Get Vdsl2 Im On The Exchange And Its 2Kms Away Im Not On A Cabinet Altho I looked On A Firbe Map That Firbe That Runs Pass 2 Streets away from me maybe 2mins from my place when walking

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  #407208 21-Nov-2010 01:00

mikenzb:
tardtasticx: When do they release vdsl2+? I looked on that map and my house is well withen reach when they upgrade my cabinet.

Thats Nice I Cant Get Vdsl2 Im On The Exchange And Its 2Kms Away Im Not On A Cabinet Altho I looked On A Firbe Map That Firbe That Runs Pass 2 Streets away from me maybe 2mins from my place when walking

I Live On Astral Pl And Firbe Runs Pass My Side Of Diorella Dr Using This Map : http://www.broadbandmap.govt.nz/map

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  #407217 21-Nov-2010 02:20
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mikenzb:
johnr: Teleocm must have connected you to one of those new FFDSL 2++ cabinets

He Must Be On A Firbe Cabinet Or He's On VDSL2+ In Beta Mode Or Something Cause I Dont think Telecom Released There Vdsl2+ Yet


Unless if you are one of those "Special" people with 100mbit Cable from Telstra you will not experience this sort of speed on residential ADSL / VDSL

It's just the cache in his browser, move along, nothing to see here. I would be interested to find out what browser the OP is using though, since this does indeed seem to be happening more and more. If the OP could try a different browser (Google Chrome or Firefox)?

Otherwise, since this has so far happened on Slingshot, Vodafone & Telecom I would say that it could have something to do with their transparent proxies. If the proxy is loading the speedtest before your browser it would cause these types of results, since the proxy can not "Upload" on your behalf that's why the upload speeds all sit about the same. I can not recreate these speedtests on Vodafone using either Google Chrome or Firefox.

I even did the test in IE6, since this should be the browser that would normally bug out and cause something absurd to happen like this, but no go. 




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  #407218 21-Nov-2010 02:25

michaelmurfy:
mikenzb:
johnr: Teleocm must have connected you to one of those new FFDSL 2++ cabinets

He Must Be On A Firbe Cabinet Or He's On VDSL2+ In Beta Mode Or Something Cause I Dont think Telecom Released There Vdsl2+ Yet


Unless if you are one of those "Special" people with 100mbit Cable from Telstra you will not experience this sort of speed on residential ADSL / VDSL

It's just the cache in his browser, move along, nothing to see here. I would be interested to find out what browser the OP is using though, since this does indeed seem to be happening more and more. If the OP could try a different browser (Google Chrome or Firefox)?

Otherwise, since this has so far happened on Slingshot, Vodafone & Telecom I would say that it could have something to do with their transparent proxies. If the proxy is loading the speedtest before your browser it would cause these types of results, since the proxy can not "Upload" on your behalf that's why the upload speeds all sit about the same. I can not recreate these speedtests on Vodafone using either Google Chrome or Firefox.

I even did the test in IE6, since this should be the browser that would normally bug out and cause something absurd to happen like this, but no go. 

Ya I Have A Feeling He USed A Highspeed Proxy Sever Or SOmething Cause His Upload Is Crap

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