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mikkel wrote:

http://www.speedtest.net/result/225735152.png

Still having a really hard time getting it above 75Mbps. 21:30 CET is probably a pretty bad time to test for full capacity though.

75 MB/S WOTTAFOCK! TOTAL HAX TBH

/captain capslocks.

Kmarion wrote:

mikkel wrote:

http://www.speedtest.net/result/225735152.png

Still having a really hard time getting it above 75Mbps. 21:30 CET is probably a pretty bad time to test for full capacity though.

Your post usually come from Cybercity A/S.
http://i27.tinypic.com/i1fla8.jpg
I'd stick with Danish Broadband a/s if I were you.

That's because I'm usually on my Cybercity DSL connection or my 3 Denmark 3G HSDPA connection when I'm at home. I mentioned in a previous thread that this is a box I have on a dedicated line in a hosting facility.

Unfortunately, our service area out here extends to precisely the opposite side of my street, leaving me fifty feet short of a 100/100Mbps connection at home.

Last edited by mikkel (2008-01-23 13:18:42)

mikkel wrote:

Kmarion wrote:

mikkel wrote:

http://www.speedtest.net/result/225735152.png

Still having a really hard time getting it above 75Mbps. 21:30 CET is probably a pretty bad time to test for full capacity though.

Your post usually come from Cybercity A/S.
http://i27.tinypic.com/i1fla8.jpg
I'd stick with Danish Broadband a/s if I were you. :awsm:

That's because I'm usually on my Cybercity DSL connection or my 3 Denmark 3G HSDPA connection when I'm at home. I mentioned in a previous thread that this is a box I have on a dedicated line in a hosting facility. =)

Unfortunately, our service area out here extends to precisely the opposite side of my street, leaving me fifty feet short of a 100/100Mbps connection at home. :(

Ahh that sucks. I'd be looking for a 50 foot Ethernet cable..lol.

I am dealing with my laptop card now. It's on an 802.11G card and I'm getting 15/15 with it. My house is prewired with cat five in every room so I may just be picking up another cable. That is until 802.11N gets to where it needs to be.