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punky · 31-10-2004, 22:17

The #1 on that list kinda suprised me. I have been to Aurora. It is a small suburb, and a small cable co. To get that performance is quite good.

How is that ltable worked out? Are they peaks? Because I have got 900-1000 on my speed tests which would put NTL around the 90s, or in the 50s if I ever get upgraded. If it goes on average, then it depends on the range of users. If only a couple have 1m and thousands have 300k, then the average will be really small, regardless of how good NTLs network is. Of course, registering your score is optional, and I have never bothered, so I wonder how true a representation of BB are the other providers.

31-10-2004, 22:17	#4
punky Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Age: 45 Posts: 14,750	Re: UK Broadband The #1 on that list kinda suprised me. I have been to Aurora. It is a small suburb, and a small cable co. To get that performance is quite good. How is that ltable worked out? Are they peaks? Because I have got 900-1000 on my speed tests which would put NTL around the 90s, or in the 50s if I ever get upgraded. If it goes on average, then it depends on the range of users. If only a couple have 1m and thousands have 300k, then the average will be really small, regardless of how good NTLs network is. Of course, registering your score is optional, and I have never bothered, so I wonder how true a representation of BB are the other providers.