On Thu, 05 Oct 2006 13:13, you wrote: > On Thursday 05 October 2006 12:11, Don Gould wrote: > > Download Speed: 1360 kbps (170 KB/sec transfer rate) > > Upload Speed: 130 kbps (16.3 KB/sec transfer rate) > > > > If 1.5mbit is all they're going to delivery for $49 while they quote > > 3.5 then I think I should pay them the for the percentage they deliver. > > > > Sounds fair to me. > > It does to me too. > I think the Commerce Commission should at least be interested. > It would be interesting to see your graphs. > What happens during the small hours when the network is lightly loaded? > My Telstra cable connection gave about 3,700 kbps according to that meter > at about 00:30 this morning.
Just tested mine: 3428kbps down, 1300kbps up. I'm supposed to get 'up to' 4Mbps in both directions (Telstra Cable 10G plan). I have noticed large variations in the speed of the network though, and it'd be handy to check and log it. Can we all agree that if we are *all* going to check and log the speed that we do it at different times... Andrew
