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hayesey 10-11-2005 15:48

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68Kb or 68kbps?? 68kbps is terrible!

jrhnewark 10-11-2005 16:21

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Originally Posted by hayesey
68Kb or 68kbps?? 68kbps is terrible!

I was previously going to correct whoever posted '68k', which doesn't mean anything.

I assume he means 68KB/s, equivalent to 544kbps. Heh?! It's only a 512kbps service upstream!

The 10Mbps down/512kbps up service should max-out at 64KB/s.

Gareth 10-11-2005 16:32

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Originally Posted by levig
yeah right and you believe it yourself....I might just try what speeds I might get from newsgroups for a day but thats it

Purely for research purposes, eh ;)

dilli-theclaw 10-11-2005 16:37

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Originally Posted by Gareth
Purely for research purposes, eh ;)

I did some pretty thorough researching myself last night :)

hayesey 10-11-2005 17:07

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Originally Posted by jrhnewark
I was previously going to correct whoever posted '68k', which doesn't mean anything.

I assume he means 68KB/s, equivalent to 544kbps. Heh?! It's only a 512kbps service upstream!

The 10Mbps down/512kbps up service should max-out at 64KB/s.

OK, that sounds a lot better than 68kbps :)

Still, it seems below par with other service providers who seem to offer thier 8Mbps services with 768kpbs+ upstream.

Not really an issue if you're only downloading stuff but a pain if you've got a web server or some other server at home you want to be able to access at a decent speed from work.

jrhnewark 10-11-2005 17:11

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Originally Posted by hayesey
OK, that sounds a lot better than 68kbps :)

Still, it seems below par with other service providers who seem to offer thier 8Mbps services with 768kpbs+ upstream.

Not really an issue if you're only downloading stuff but a pain if you've got a web server or some other server at home you want to be able to access at a decent speed from work.

Yeah, it is below par - but NTL do tend to be below par when it comes to upstream speeds. It's annoying, but I won't complain too much about 512kbps - unlike the (unworkable) 100kbps upstream on the 1Mbps downstream service. :td:

fluff 10-11-2005 18:21

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BitTorrent (seed in half the time) :D

NEONKNIGHT 10-11-2005 18:52

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Must admit I'm very impressed with the speed up-grade I have so far. Getting absolutely no buffering when watching video clips, large or small. This really does feel how the internet should be. And once the software up-grades happen for the cable modems (Home 120) and speed is increased possibly still further, hats off to NTL ! :tu:

:D

Kevin 10-11-2005 19:09

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Originally Posted by jrhnewark
I was previously going to correct whoever posted '68k', which doesn't mean anything.

I assume he means 68KB/s, equivalent to 544kbps. Heh?! It's only a 512kbps service upstream!

The 10Mbps down/512kbps up service should max-out at 64KB/s.

Sorry yeah i meant 68KB/s and yes it should max out at 64kb/s but thats what bitcomet is telling me.

NEONKNIGHT 11-11-2005 09:58

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Originally Posted by Shaun
7Mbit rocks!!! :erm::D:D:D:D

Done a speed test this morning - and the speed has improved again! now running at 8Mb connection according to the ADSL Guide web site.

Happy Chappy! :D

Derek 11-11-2005 10:02

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An Ntl customer who is actually happy with the upgrade??? :Yikes:

Better watch out before they shoot you :sniper: and mount your head in the office to prove happy customers really do exist out there. ;)

NEONKNIGHT 11-11-2005 10:42

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Originally Posted by dezzo
An Ntl customer who is actually happy with the upgrade??? :Yikes:

Better watch out before they shoot you :sniper: and mount your head in the office to prove happy customers really do exist out there. ;)

I'm available for public functions/press conferences if NTL would like to pay me for it. LOL! :D :D :D

DocDutch 11-11-2005 11:45

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am feeling sad....on my config screen I got the lovely 10240000 and 512000 but adslguide gives me my 3mb connection :( rebooted modem soo many times but doesnt get higher at all :( :( :( :(

am living in Kettering Northamptonshire if any1 has the same problem...as I'm sad now

NEONKNIGHT 11-11-2005 12:38

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Originally Posted by levig
am feeling sad....on my config screen I got the lovely 10240000 and 512000 but adslguide gives me my 3mb connection :( rebooted modem soo many times but doesnt get higher at all :( :( :( :(

am living in Kettering Northamptonshire if any1 has the same problem...as I'm sad now

Slightly confused as to why your details are showing 2Mb in your profile. Have you just been up-graded from 2Mb to 3Mb instead?

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DocDutch 11-11-2005 12:53

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Originally Posted by NEONKNIGHT
Slightly confused as to why your details are showing 2Mb in your profile. Have you just been up-graded from 2Mb to 3Mb instead?

havent changed that....oops....but I've changed 3 days ago from the 2 to the 10 (at least thats what I got now in my config file) but still getting the 3 megs think its not ready in the Northants area.


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