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[jimbob9713]

http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/3435449259

[Darision]

[PsychoPoo]

[DR]

[scaryjim]

Hexus uses Vaioni? IIRC, they were founded by an old mate of mine, they were

[DR]

Hexus uses Vaioni? IIRC, they were founded by an old mate of mine, they were

Yep

[scaryjim]

Cool, I think he'd like that

[deejayburnout]

new home, new provider

[HEXUS]

And do you consider it to be fast enough?

Read more.

[LongThumb]

I'm on Virgin Media, 50mb.

http://www.speedtest.net/result/3476371934.png

[malculator]

Virgin Media, 60Mb.



Happy with the download speed, but it's about time VM decided to address their crappy upload speeds.

[tigertop1]

The contention ration at BT substations is one of the biggest problems. Anything over 50 is possibly a problem but when kids get home from school it can really jump way up and over 60 -and that's when my usual 6GB drops to 0.5 or even ZERO it seems

[flearider]

but then again I pay well for it .. I'm I happy well no wish ee would bring out a plan for the phone instead of charging per min for each call and drop the price by maybe £10 ..
had no problems .. just everyones hard up these days ..

[b_goodbody]

You are going to hate me but I am very happy with my Fibre optic broaband service. It is well worth it in my opinion.
We are with EE (my wife has mobile with them so we get £5 off), we pay ~£20 per month for the "up to 38Mb/s" fibre speed. On speed tests I regularly get download speeds of 37.8Mb/s and uploads of over 10Mb/s !!! Very Happy. To be honest, I expect we would get this speed with any ISP using the BT infinity fibre network as a backbone because our house is right next to our local exchange.

[wrayj]

I'm a new user so I can't post the link, 34 down, ~9 up in Los Angeles

[ForsakenNGL]

Yep, I'm doing fine, standard stuff in my city.
90+ down
60+ up