Download Speed: 634 kbps (79.3 KB/sec transfer rate)
Upload Speed: 126 kbps (15.8 KB/sec transfer rate)
Upload Speed: 126 kbps (15.8 KB/sec transfer rate)
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download 4124
upload 362Comment
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download:4711
upload:359
that niceComment
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very useful post though
mad propsComment
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Are the pings in the servers accurate? I get a ping of below 20 on most servers I play on.Comment
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Using the LA server (I'm in SoCal), I got 4183 kbps (522.9 KB/sec transfer rate) down and 360 kbps (45 KB/sec transfer rate) up. I'm using Comcast and I haven't optimized any of my net settings.
Try running this tweak test to increase ping rates as well as ul/dl speed: http://www.dslreports.com/tweaksComment
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socal on roadrunner. not sure if my roommate's is downloading torrents though.
Download: 3847 kb/sec
Upload: 359 kb/secComment
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down=4151 up =512 ... any good?Comment
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This will not give you exact measurements as you need a local server to test it, otherwise relays may effect your speed, but it should give you a general idea.
4786/354
Thats on a 5Mbps/364k connection.Comment
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This cant be right. If I understand this corectly I have you all beat.... Im not bragging im just shocked...
9058kps download
937kps uploadComment
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Port Saint Lucie.Originally posted by BF2_JoeComment
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Originally posted by MarkHawk
Depends upon your connection. if you have a 10MB/1MB, then that would completely feasible. And this would easily be acheived on a Version FiOs (Fiber Optics) connection.Comment
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I live at Toronto, Ontario, Canada
From NY I got:
Download Speed: 4507 kbps (563.4 KB/sec transfer rate)
Upload Speed: 786 kbps (98.3 KB/sec transfer rate)Comment
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from New-York server
UP : 4756
Down : 766
Im from CanadaComment
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Using Speedtest.nl:
Download 1163.5 KByte/sec (=9308 kbps)
Upload 100.2 KByte/sec (=802 kbps)
I am in the Netherlands.Comment
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