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Old 20-03-2012, 08:56   #1114
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Re: Think Broadband Ping Monitor Results (POST YOURS)
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Originally Posted by boroboi View Post
I'd be almost inclined to ask you if that was a VM graph... no doubt the best i've seen so far if it is... a bit mad how your latency humped up after 6PM, as even on my jittered to hell connection it has never done that, but still, i'd rather suffer that than 24 hrs of spikey heaven.
Definitely VM. PCs were in constant use 4.30pm until 10pm. It doesn't quite match the bump.

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Originally Posted by MaverickJesus View Post
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My graph has been pretty flat since December, last night it went a bit odd and did this (I was barely using the internet so I'm pretty sure it wasn't me). What would cause the minimum latency to step like that?

Interesting bump at roughly the same time as mine. Could it just be because that the whole street were on line too, until bedtime?
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