50M : Think Broadband Ping Monitor Results (POST YOURS)

[Rexz]

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I didn't have a think broadband ping monitor, but I think this shows that the Gillingham area seems to be fine (100mbit)

[kwikbreaks]

Has the 8 - 10 hump returned generally or just to my neck of the woods?

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I wasn't even at home this day and there are several others pretty much the same.

[Martin_D]

[bjq1972]

[dave.m]

Originally Posted by kwikbreaks

Has the 8 - 10 hump returned generally or just to my neck of the woods?

I've been getting the same the past week or so (Northants nrte22 UBR)

[craigj2k12]

Just thought id share mine, looking at all these virgin graphs is getting boring



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PS thats under heavy use

[qasdfdsaq]

Originally Posted by kwikbreaks

Has the 8 - 10 hump returned generally or just to my neck of the woods?



I wasn't even at home this day and there are several others pretty much the same.

qasdfdsaq.com/ping says it's just you

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Originally Posted by craigj2k12

Just thought id share mine, looking at all these virgin graphs is getting boring


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PS thats under heavy use

Yeah, all those damn virgins.

P.S. I wonder if Sky's MER incorporates some kind of ack/feedback mechanism, as you have a higher maximum ping but lower packet loss than I do.

[craigj2k12]

Originally Posted by qasdfdsaq

Yeah, all those damn virgins.

P.S. I wonder if Sky's MER incorporates some kind of ack/feedback mechanism, as you have a higher maximum ping but lower packet loss than I do.

Bearing in mind thats while 3 computers are downloading 'all the internets'

There are also other factors. If you look at 8pm, before we started hammering it, the jitter is pretty much flat, but before that I had to do some tidying up, then messing about trying to get the E4200 online, and ended up unplugging it about 3 or 4 times, and with DLM active I may have interleaving enabled, cant really tell at the moment. More will be known when I hack the OR modem and connect my lovely E4200

[kwikbreaks]

Originally Posted by dave.m

I've been getting the same the past week or so (Northants nrte22 UBR)

Sounds like quite moderately localised then. I was on 22 but I'm on NRTE25 now.

[qasdfdsaq]

Originally Posted by craigj2k12

Bearing in mind thats while 3 computers are downloading 'all the internets'

There are also other factors. If you look at 8pm, before we started hammering it, the jitter is pretty much flat, but before that I had to do some tidying up, then messing about trying to get the E4200 online, and ended up unplugging it about 3 or 4 times, and with DLM active I may have interleaving enabled, cant really tell at the moment. More will be known when I hack the OR modem and connect my lovely E4200

It's more a consistent thing among all Sky routers, with the fluff being worse at off peak periods (e.g. 4am-12pm on your graph)

[Chrysalis]

craig does your ip stay the same when you dont disconnect?

[data0002]

here is my graph for virgin been like it for a few weeks now

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[thenry]

lovely

[craigj2k12]

Originally Posted by Chrysalis

craig does your ip stay the same when you dont disconnect?

Yeah, it stays the same even if I do, over on sky user they say if you use the same MAC address then your IP stays the same

[Chrysalis]

Originally Posted by craigj2k12

Yeah, it stays the same even if I do, over on sky user they say if you use the same MAC address then your IP stays the same

thats better than BT then.