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09-05-2016, 06:55 PM
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Broadband Speed Query

Hi

Bt have just finished upgrading the cabling in the village.


I have EE High Speed Broadband and it is very slow.

I have just run a Speedchecker and it came up with this.

Ping 121ms

Download Speed 2.18

Upload 0.97

Is this right?
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09-05-2016, 07:07 PM
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Re: Broadband Speed Query

I'm with Sky, just tested mine ......

Ping 33ms

Download Speed: 11.30

Upload: O.96
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09-05-2016, 07:47 PM
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Re: Broadband Speed Query

Originally Posted by swimfeeders ->
Hi
Bt have just finished upgrading the cabling in the village.

I have EE High Speed Broadband and it is very slow.

I have just run a Speedchecker and it came up with this.

Ping 121ms

Download Speed 2.18

Upload 0.97

Is this right?
Hi Gibbs mine is pretty much the same, dire.


...and today is a good day...

I can only assume the cable to your house hasn't been upgraded
My son lives just a mile up the road and gets a massive 70 mb.
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09-05-2016, 07:53 PM
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Re: Broadband Speed Query

Ping Download Upload


82 ms 85.63 Mb/s 19.50 Mb/s
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09-05-2016, 08:47 PM
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Re: Broadband Speed Query

85! Wow ..who are you with Omah?

I struggle along at about 2.5 with my super duper BT service and on a bad day it sinks to 1.9
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09-05-2016, 08:53 PM
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Re: Broadband Speed Query

ping 655ms London

Download - 74Megabit

Upload - 5 Megabit

Virgin Cable

Wish my upload speed was faster - uploading to Google drive is dead slow
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09-05-2016, 09:03 PM
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Re: Broadband Speed Query

Originally Posted by Judd ->
ping 655ms London

Download - 74Megabit

Upload - 5 Megabit

Virgin Cable
I'm with Virgin too, and have similar figures; sometimes a little less at certain times of the day.

I'm not complaining, as these I find perfectly adequate, but I should mention that I pay for 'up to' 100Mb.
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09-05-2016, 09:09 PM
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Re: Broadband Speed Query

What speed you get depends on how far from the telephone exchange you are. When fibre optic cable replaces the old wire cables they only do it to the nearest Cabinet (green box) in the road. Some places they do cable to the residence but this is usually on new builds but not always.
So even with fibre optics the last section tho the home is still the old wire type cable.
This is why they quote an "up to "speed and not necessarily what you will get

Anther influence on the speed you get is dependent on how many in the area are using broadband, this can make a significant difference


my speed is

ping =12ms

down=14.82mbps
up= 0.92mbps
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09-05-2016, 09:13 PM
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Re: Broadband Speed Query

I think you may see some considerable improvement in your speeds in about two or three days time.
There is a lot of diagnostic equipment built into the BT system, and it often takes that long to settle down to optimal configuration.
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09-05-2016, 09:45 PM
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Re: Broadband Speed Query

Originally Posted by realspeed ->
What speed you get depends on how far from the telephone exchange you are. When fibre optic cable replaces the old wire cables they only do it to the nearest Cabinet (green box) in the road. Some places they do cable to the residence but this is usually on new builds but not always.
So even with fibre optics the last section tho the home is still the old wire type cable.
This is why they quote an "up to "speed and not necessarily what you will get

Anther influence on the speed you get is dependent on how many in the area are using broadband, this can make a significant difference
There are other factors, of course, one being the effectiveness of the router and another being the location of the computer in relation to the router. Invariably, I get better speeds when connected by ethernet cable than wireless.
 
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