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Do any of these numbers and pictures mean anything to anyone else?
Of course not. It's just Tom suffering from "Look-at-the-size-of-my-balls Syndrome".

Unfortunately (for him) he didn't bank on the high numbers produced in my post :p
 

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Of course not. It's just Tom suffering from "Look-at-the-size-of-my-balls Syndrome".

Unfortunately (for him) he didn't bank on the high numbers produced in my post :p

Ill do another test in about 3 hours time ;)
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This seems an appropriate thread to bring this up in:

We were on Pipex, which has recently been bought out by Tiscali. Yuck. Terrible service.
From experience, who do you find to be the best ISP in terms of speed/service. Also, download limits are bad.
 

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So what do the numbers mean then?

On the left box is the down load speed. Every thousand counts for a mb. So, a download speed of 9000 = 9mb.

On the right is the upload speed, same theory as above but usually in the hundreds.
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This seems an appropriate thread to bring this up in:

We were on Pipex, which has recently been bought out by Tiscali. Yuck. Terrible service.
From experience, who do you find to be the best ISP in terms of speed/service. Also, download limits are bad.

Don't get a package with a limit then.

AOL's uptime was pretty good. One of the best IMO. But they said they would upgrade us to 2mb, over 2 years that didn't happen though :(. Ah well, now I'm on 10mb.
 

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No, we don't intend to get a package with a limit. But some ISPs don't offer packages without limits.

Our neighbours are on AOL and when I've stolen their wireless (hah!) it's been really, really awful. I've heard nothing but bad things about AOL.
 

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No, we don't intend to get a package with a limit. But some ISPs don't offer packages without limits.

Our neighbours are on AOL and when I've stolen their wireless (hah!) it's been really, really awful. I've heard nothing but bad things about AOL.

What do you expect when you're stealing it? I had AOL for a good few years and apart from not upgrading us it was very good.
 

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On the left box is the down load speed. Every thousand counts for a mb. So, a download speed of 9000 = 9mb.

On the right is the upload speed, same theory as above but usually in the hundreds.

I realise that. But does that mean you can download 9mb of information a second or what?
 
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