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Broken link.

 

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so fast even speedtest can't determine it's speeds.

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Fixed it!

Replace the link at the top of the page. But 600 down and 900 up .... too much speed x.x

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Replace the link at the top of the page. But 600 down and 900 up .... too much speed x.x

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See Google Fiber, just damn....

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Damn, 662.75Mb/s down, 946.32Mb/s up (In the picture)

 

I only get:

Ping: 11ms

Down: 60.10Mb/s

Up: 12.15Mb/s

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I like how in Singapore that kind of speeds are common (All our ISPs offer that kind of speed for around SGD $40 (30USD) Per month), but barely anybody knows how to build a computer. 

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Damn, 662.75Mb/s down, 946.32Mb/s up (In the picture)

 

I only get:

Ping: 11ms

Down: 60.10Mb/s

Up: 12.15Mb/s

well its still by far not the fastest internet speed in the world...

If you look at the LTT speedtest thread there are people getting 1000 down and 1000 up with 1ms ping

 

Also there are places in the world with 2Gbps now, so google fiber is no longer the fastest consumer internet speed

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Not even close.

 

well its still by far not the fastest internet speed in the world...

If you look at the LTT speedtest thread there are people getting 1000 down and 1000 up with 1ms ping

 

Also there are paces in the world with 2Gbps now, so google fiber is no longer the fastest consumer internet speed

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well its still by far not the fastest internet speed in the world...

If you look at the LTT speedtest thread there are people getting 1000 down and 1000 up with 1ms ping

 

Also there are paces in the world with 2Gbps now, so google fiber is no longer the fastest consumer internet speed

Wow, I need whatever this is.. xD

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Ever tried streaming with 900+ MB down? You are lucky, It feels like all consumer internet in the UK is slow. I have fiber and my speedtest fluctuates alot. Sometimes it is up to 40 and sometimes it will drop to 20 if under load. Also got that solid 1.63 mb upload speed. Your up is faster than down, is that usual lol?

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meh it's alright my town has gigabit internet, so not that good, compared to whats out there but still decent.

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Co-worker has a dark fibre connection to his house, work paid for it, so he runs it at 10Gbps. Work has offsite backups there, as well as other locations. Unfortunately his internal network doesn't run at 10Gbps, so he can't provide speedtest.net results.

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Co-worker has a dark fibre connection to his house, work paid for it, so he runs it at 10Gbps. Work has offsite backups there, as well as other locations. Unfortunately his internal network doesn't run at 10Gbps, so he can't provide speedtest.net results.

 

I would be surprised if the speedtest.net server were capable of 10gb

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