Post details about internet connection you have....

Country: UK
Type of Connection: ADSL
Brand/ISP name: Pipex
Connection Speed: 2Mb/256Kb
Data Transfer Limit (if applicable): None
No of Hours (if applicable): No limit
Any Comment: As good as it gets in the UK, outside of London/cities where Bulldog own an exchange/SDSL
Average Data Transfer Speed (upload): 35KB/sec
Average Data Transfer Speed (download): 230KB/sec
Expense per month (in USD): $65/£33.99
 
Country: Malaysia
Type of Connection: ADSL
Brand/ISP name: TMNet Streamyx
Connection Speed: 1024 / 384
Data Transfer Limit (if applicable): Unlimited
No of Hours (if applicable):
Any Comment: bleh, at least it's waaay better than dialup.
Average Data Transfer Speed (upload): max ~ 30 KB/s
Average Data Transfer Speed (download): max ~ 100 KB/s
Expense per month (in USD): RM 88 (with modem), USD 23

My line is hooked up to an Aztech DSL 305E modem --> D-Link DI-704P router --> 3 PCs. :)
 
Druga Runda said:
Druga Runda said:
Country:UK
Type of Connection:Cable
Brand/ISP name:NTHELL
Connection Speed:1.5mbps
Data Transfer Limit (if applicable):no
No of Hours (if applicable):no
Any Comment:good while it works, the worst tech support ever (OK I know I have not tried Wanadoo or any such crap, but it must be in top 10 ever) are a LOT like 100x better in the last 6-12 months, still not really good though, but just OK now.
Average Data Transfer Speed (upload): ~27-30Kb/s
Average Data Transfer Speed (download): ~185Kb/s
Expense per month (in USD): ~$70 :oops: - 37.5 £ per month

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I am planning to get a 8 Mbps line when I move

Country: UK
Type of Connection: ADSL
Brand/ISP name: UkOnline
Connection Speed: 8 Mbps
Data Transfer Limit (if applicable): 500 GB
No of Hours (if applicable): Unlimited
Any Comment: around August
Average Data Transfer Speed (upload): Later
Average Data Transfer Speed (download): Later
Expense per month (in USD): ~ $55 (£30/month)
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Hey Druga Runda, did you know that there was a free NTL speed upgrade about a month or so ago?

The 300kbps option was upped to 1.0mbps, the 750 to 2.0 and 1.5 to 3.0mbps. NTL haven't been very forthcoming in telling people about it though and you have to let them know whether or not you want it. You can apply the free tier migration here The only downside being, that where as the previous 750 and 1.5 services were unlimited, the new higher speed grades have a 30GB/month cap, although from what I've heard, they're fairly lax on enforcememt, provided you're not a serial p2p/downloader sucking 100GB's + per month!

It was about time that NTL upped the speeds, as Telewest and Blueyonder currently have IIRC, a 4mbps high-end service and are apparently trialling a 8mbps service for rollout this year, while the ADSL operators have been surpassing cable in speed/bandwidth options in the pass two years or so. NTL are apparently trialling an 18mbps service, but from what I've read, whether or not NTL's network infrastructure can handle such a high speed, widespread rollout in the next year is another question!

Country: UK
Type of Connection: Cable
Brand/ISP name: NTL
Connection Speed: 2.0mbps downstream / 256kbps upstream
Data Transfer Limit (if applicable): 30GB per month
No of Hours (if applicable):no
Any Comment: NTL does seem to have a bad rep over tech support, although I haven't experienced any problems in this regard and have been using the service for over three years. The service is generally quite stable, but it does occasionally crap out (what a nice technical term :LOL: ). I'm quite pleased with the service at the moment, as i just received a free upgrade from 750/128 to 2000/256 for the same monthly fee.
Average Data Transfer Speed (upload): ~25-30KB/s
Average Data Transfer Speed (download): ~230KB/s
Expense per month (in USD): £24.99 per month / ~$45-50 per month

Cheers,


BrynS
 
Country: United States
Type of Connection: Cable
Brand/ISP name: Optimum Online
Connection Speed: 10Mbs/2Mbs
Data Transfer Limit (if applicable): None
No of Hours (if applicable): No Limit
Average Data Transfer Speed: I usually get about 8Mbs down and 1Mbs up. I have seen it spike to the max though.
Expense per month (in USD): $40
 
london-boy said:
No of Hours (if applicable): Limits should rot in hell.
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ROTFL! Nicely said!

Me here: ADSL 1 Mbit flat for US $ ~45. I don't feel the need for more, but 3 Mbit costs like $10 more. I hardly use it for anything else but eMule etc., I do my surfing/posting mostly at work (I'll deny this if it should ever become public and will shoot anyone who says so) :).
 
country:Croatia
conn:1.5 Mbit/192 Kb
ISP?...most hated thing in our country....i hope they die VERY painfully....
fuckers...

paying?...waaaaaaaaaaay too much....some 100 Euro for flatrate....
 
Country: Sweden
Type of Connection: TCP outlet in apt
Brand/ISP name: Bredbandsbolaget
Connection Speed: 10mbit full duplex (10mbit/10mbit)
Data Transfer Limit (if applicable): Unlimited
No of Hours (if applicable): Unlimited
Average Data Transfer Speed (upload): 1.2 megabyte/s
Average Data Transfer Speed (download): 1.2 megabyte/s
Expense per month (in USD): ~ $45
 
Country: US
Type of Connection: Dorm T3
ISP: Carnegie Mellon
Connection speed: uhm, well, I've maxed out the 100Mbps pipe before. leave it at that.
data transfer limit: 10GB per 5 days, not limited for internal transfers
hours? hah
expense: uhm... well, I think I paid about $7k for living in a POS dorm... :p
average speed: a lot. a whole lot.
 
Natoma said:
carpediem, you make baby jesus :cry:
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he is bad man...he made me cry either.....
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Country: Sweden
Type of Connection: Fiber
Brand/ISP name: Kommunicera
Connection Speed: 10/10 Mbit
Data Transfer Limit (if applicable): 12GB/month external, unlimited internal
No of Hours (if applicable):
Any Comment: As with Kaizer, there are DC hubs setup within the internal network (which is a couple cities in northern sweden + SUNET, which is the swedish university network) serving pretty much whatever you'll ever want, making external downloads a waste of time. And going from 100/100 to 10/10 makes me cry irl. Both the upload and download will of course vary depending on to where I'm connecting, but ATI, MS and so on goes at full speed.
Average Data Transfer Speed (upload): 1.2MB/s
Average Data Transfer Speed (download): 1.2MB/s
Expense per month (in USD): 20 USD for students, 40 for everyone else.
 
Sweden, TP Ethernet, visit.se, 10/10 Mbps, no data limit, no time limit, 8 Mbps down, ??? Mbps up, 295 SEK ~ $42

I don't have any good way of measuring my upload speed.
 
Country: USA Garland TX
Type of Connection: DSL/( not ADSL, no login password needed)
Brand/ISP name: Verizon
Connection Speed: 768Kb/128Kb
Data Transfer Limit (if applicable): None
No of Hours (if applicable): No limit
Any Comment: Waiting for Verizon to bring Fiber into Garland at 3Mb/1.5bm for $29. The next door City of Rowlett has Fiber now.
Average Data Transfer Speed (upload): 90KB/sec
Average Data Transfer Speed (download): 100KB/sec
Expense per month (in USD): $25
 
Country: Aus
Type of Connection: ADSL
Brand/ISP name: Westnet
Connection Speed: 512Kbit/128Kbit
Data Transfer Limit (if applicable): 5GBytes
No of Hours (if applicable): n/a
Any Comment: Never had a issue, reliability = doubleplusgood
Average Data Transfer Speed (upload): 55-60 KBytes/Sec
Average Data Transfer Speed (download): @15 KByes/Sec
Expense per month (in USD): $A 50.00 = $US 35.00
 
In my apartment:

Country: Taiwan
Type of Connection: ADSL
Brand/ISP name: Hinet
Connection Speed: 12M/1M
Data Transfer Limit (if applicable): no limit
No of Hours (if applicable): no limit
Any Comment: ADSL modem ocassionaly hangs, need reboot
Average Data Transfer Speed (upload): 100KB/s
Average Data Transfer Speed (download): 500KB/s from sourceforge's Taiwan mirror or other fast domestic server, otherwise 200KB/s or slower
Expense per month (in USD): about $40

In my home:

Country: Taiwan
Type of Connection: ADSL with DHCP
Brand/ISP name: Seednet (network)/Hinet (land line)
Connection Speed: 2M/256K
Data Transfer Limit (if applicable): no limit
No of Hours (if applicable): no limit
Any Comment: no issue
Average Data Transfer Speed (upload): 20KB/s
Average Data Transfer Speed (download): 200KB/s
Expense per month (in USD): about $25

(KB = kbytes)
 
pcchen said:
Country: Taiwan
Type of Connection: ADSL
Brand/ISP name: Hinet
Connection Speed: 12M/1M
Data Transfer Limit (if applicable): no limit
No of Hours (if applicable): no limit
Any Comment: ADSL modem ocassionaly hangs, need reboot
Average Data Transfer Speed (upload): 100KB/s
Average Data Transfer Speed (download): 500KB/s from sourceforge's Taiwan mirror or other fast domestic server, otherwise 200KB/s or slower
Expense per month (in USD): about $40 per month

(KB = kbytes)
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Are you sure?? With a 12Meg connection you should get downloads at more than 1MBytes/sec! And with 1M upload you should be uploading at more than 100KBytes/sec
 
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