Cuba test Speed korang ( aku rasa ni lebih tepat )

Entahla

Cuba masuk website nie   http://www.bandwidthplace.com/speedtest/

pastu select adsl   ...  region .. asia...

aku rasa ni lebih tepat....sbb aku nyer streamyx ni slow  giler cam dialup.bila test guna..tm punya sped test ..dpt dekat 1M, guna speedtest.net dapat  785 kb/s.. bila guna yg ni dapat ..59 kbs jek....

0001

Aku nyer 541.5 kilobits per second. Slow sket jer dari speedtest.net.

razhar

AKU DAH TRY..DLM 49KBS JE...:@

cikonet

aku nyer 284.6 kilobits per second jer untuk 1M.:@

skycrew

itu sebabnye server la tu...nak tepat test le streamyx punye, server tm punye, bandwidth tm punye mmg le dapat laju.

dan bergantung pada jarak jugak...

Mehacomp_91

46.8 kilobits per second
Communications 46.8 kilobits per second
Storage 5.7 kilobytes per second
1MB file download 3 minutes
Subjective rating Slow

Betul ke ni

skycrew

ni pakai bandwidth place:
Communications 49.9 kilobits per second
Storage 6.1 kilobytes per second
1MB file download 2.8 minutes
Subjective rating Slow

ni pakai speedtest:


ni pakai speedometer tmnut:




*accurate ke ? sedangkan aku download software kat download.com pon boleh cecah 80-110kbps

Urban_Iz

aku plak 49.7 kilobits...

but macam tak betul je kalau macam tu...

oobi

Originally posted by Entahla at 5-6-2007 02:40 PM
Cuba masuk website nie   http://www.bandwidthplace.com/speedtest/

pastu select adsl   ...  region .. asia...

aku rasa ni lebih tepat....sbb aku nyer streamyx ni slow giler camdialup.bila test guna..tm punya sped test ..dpt dekat 1M, gunaspeedtest.net dapat 785 kb/s.. bila guna yg ni dapat ..59 kbs jek.......

actually, it's hard to tell if this one is accurate either. when you connect to tm server, of course you'll get as close as whatever package you're subscribed to because you're local to tm server and network.

but, once you're out of tm network (you always have to go through tm network before getting to the internet), you're going through internet traffics. therefore, the result you get will depend on where your target server is and its bandwidth. the less traffic you have to go through to get to your target server and the closer its location, the better your result (and vice versa). that's why it's important to know the latency score as it provides better understanding of the result.




[ Last edited by  oobi at 6-6-2007 11:43 PM ]