Comcast speeds...

[TGO David]

Just upgraded my home connection due to new demands at work. Not bad?

[Guest Bill'dYourOwnGun]

Not bad at all! My test from XFINITY Speed Test showed this:

[Guest uofmeet]

[TGO David]

Seems pretty consistent at least. This was my result from the XFinity test site. Thanks for posting that link!

[G27]

Yah, good speeds - last time I tested:

[Guest Victor9er]

[TGO David]

Yah, good speeds - last time I tested:

Business class... Nice!

[E4 No More]

I hear now you can get 105 Mbps out of cable if you want to pay $200 per month.

Edited September 14, 2011 by SWJewellTN

[JeffL]

I have a DOCSIS 2.0 modem, theoretical maximum speed is 26Mbit.

[G27]

Business class... Nice!

Yah, I get decent speeds and the service is out of this world. Honestly, the few times I've had an outage, they've had a truck out here within two hours. Worth the small amount of cash it costs/month as I can now upload an entire album production master in about 10 minutes.

[enfield]

Read it and weep!

[Steelharp]

http://results.speedtest.comcast.net/result/86509072.png

[charlessummers]

I win!

http://results.speedtest.comcast.net/result/86511302.png

[Guest WyattEarp]

before I got my router installed, I was getting 70mbps download, 34 mbps upload

after I installed the router, it dropped to this....wonder why?

edit, it's not through AT&T either, it's through pavlovmedia.net

but regardless, it's FAAAAAAAAST!

[Guest Broomhead]

We share a wireless network with my parents. Dad got a new router when the old one conked out. I should have offered to split the cost of a high speed one because this one is pretty damn slow, slower than the old one anyway. So, my results are hindered by the router:

[TGO David]

So far I'm impressed with the speed however I've been seeing the Internet connection drop sporadically which kind of hurts my ability to stay connected via VPN to work. Adding insult to injury, I'm also getting calls for someone else on the phone number that they had provisioned for me. That started about 5 minutes after they installed it. Ugh. Time to change the number again.

I had to schedule the tech to come back out tomorrow to address the connectivity issue.

[Guest Bronker]

Verizon WWAN device here. (Rural Area, Drunken-Sloth-Speed V.2)

Here's how we measure our download speeds:

[TM01]

Anyone use EPBFI? I have there fiber optic service and the speed test usually indicates my upload and download speeds at approximately 29mbs +/- 1mbs. I cant get it to paste into this thread.

[Raoul]

So far I'm impressed with the speed however I've been seeing the Internet connection drop sporadically which kind of hurts my ability to stay connected via VPN to work. Adding insult to injury, I'm also getting calls for someone else on the phone number that they had provisioned for me. That started about 5 minutes after they installed it. Ugh. Time to change the number again.

I had to schedule the tech to come back out tomorrow to address the connectivity issue.

I set up a vpn on a couple of different occasions. I was never totally satisfied with the results. I found the same issues, dropped connection, and asymmetrical connection made things weird.

It works but it always seems to be less than satisfactory. I recently decided to start doing some stuff in the cloud instead. I'd have to say that for spreadsheets it's been more dependable.

I also did a vpn phone system for a while. I'm over that. Ringcentral is a much better solution.

[Just2Honor]

+1 Bronker That must be the same device used by Charter

[Oh Shoot]

Dang, haven't checked in a while, I'm pert slow by comparison with most of y'all.

Have had intermittent probs here over the last 6 months too; Comcast was rock solid for quite a few years at my place, have been off and on probs over the last three.

Bout same results with or without router.

- OS

[daddyo]

http://results.speedtest.comcast.net/result/86543872.png

[bubbadavis]

I wanna play too! This was at probably the worst time of day to run the test: 7:30pm.

[Jasongar8]

[Good_Steward]

Gotcha all beat. From the super duper top of the line "High Speed Wi-Fi" offered from the La Quinta Inn next to the airport in Nashville:

Edited September 15, 2011 by Good_Steward