Speedtest Time

Well...this is my speed
Speed Test
Isn´t perfect to play online, but playable :P

http://speedtest.ookla.com/result/2794481860.png

At speedtest.net
http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/4028469609

http://speedtest.ookla.com/result/2794482160.png

http://speedtest.ookla.com/result/2794484335.png

http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/4028466587

I remember that time I was considering streaming, then went to look up some more info and found out my amazing 0.3 Mb/s upload speed was not even close to enough. Italy is drifting towards third world status.

:^|

There

http://speedtest.ookla.com/result/2794499378.png

http://www.speedtest.net/result/4028514643.png

depends on server too

Not very good, but not bad either

http://speedtest.ookla.com/result/2794522768.png

http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/4028619603

:c

http://speedtest.ookla.com/result/2794536476.png
And the 1477kb/s Download speed is shared between 4 devices, so I get 200kb/s.
I only get 12kb/s upload.

http://www.speedtest.net/result/4028672895.png

what? It's not that low... here is one locally :p

Fair enough i think :-?

On Speedtest.net

yup my e-penis is small http://speedtest.ookla.com/result/2794544265.png

Mine

meh
local speed

http://speedtest.ookla.com/result/2794718780.png

Recently got an upgrade. Had speed of 20Mb/2Mb about a month ago.

....I'm a South African as well and I'd just like to say that you, neighbourheedgeek, are a moron
Why point everyone to our local Mybroadband speedtest when it's actually run by Ookla, the guys behind the internationally known Speedtest.net? In addition, the International setting is actually meant for us South Africans because it's supposed to give us an average on what our connection to a game hosted in the UK or US might be like. It's not meant to be used by international people, they should just go to Speedtest.net.

Mybroadband's speedtest also does double-duty because it doesn't just serve as a way for locals to test their speed but it also supplies Mybroadband with information on the abilities of our various local ISPs/connection methods and by sending a bunch of international traffic using the likes of Comcast through that system you're fudging up that data.

And don't tell me you didn't know about Speedtest.net because if you made a thread like this then you've seen others and they'll have been using Speedtest.net

And no, it wouldn't help Mybroadband.co.za to get more international traffic nor would that international traffic see anything interesting on that site, at least not that isn't better presented elsewhere internationally.