Statisitics OK?

I'm on a Sky 16Mb connection - how are these stats?

Down Up
Connection Speed 14788 kbps 764 kbps
Line Attenuation 30.0 db 15.6 db
Noise Margin 7.4 db 13.5 db


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/Tx2 wrote:

> I'm on a Sky 16Mb connection - how are these stats?
>
> Down Up
> Connection Speed 14788 kbps 764 kbps
> Line Attenuation 30.0 db 15.6 db
> Noise Margin 7.4 db 13.5 db
>

They're fine.

Graham

> I'm on a Sky 16Mb connection - how are these stats?

Enough to make me jealous :-(

Yes. Very good, but what matters is the actual download speed you can
achieve...
Regards,
martin

On Mon, 24 Dec 2007 04:09:09 -0000 Martin²
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felt we might be interested in the following...


> Yes. Very good, but what matters is the actual download speed you can
> achieve...

From where?

Speedtest.net puts me up just over 13mb some of the time, but typically
12.8 seems to be the norm.

I understand you can download something like an .iso from Kent
University to guage even better the speed, do you have a link perhaps
that I could try?

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try downloading something (anything) from microsoft. I find they give
the fastest downloads. Also adobe.com are fast. Please post back
giving the actual kb/sec you got.

/Tx2:
>From where?

Your ISP, i.e. Sky.
Otherwise the speed or lack of it elsewhere on the internet comes into play.
If Sky hasn't got a speed test, try BT one:
http://www.speedtester.bt.com:50302/...n/home.page.pl
Regards,
Martin