Fastest sustained d/l speed?

[StrangerGuy]

Mine is 1584.2 KB/s - d/ling Catalyst 7.1 from ATI ftp.

 

[HamburgerBoy]

~700 KB/s.

 

[Mrfrog840]

where is the best place it get video card drivers?
i have an EVGA card

 

[InFeXiOn]

Originally posted by: Mrfrog840
where is the best place it get video card drivers?
i have an EVGA card

id·i·ot /'?di?t/ Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled Pronunciation[id-ee-uht] Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation
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1. an utterly foolish or senseless person.

 

[Mrfrog840]

Originally posted by: InFeXiOn

Originally posted by: Mrfrog840
where is the best place it get video card drivers?
i have an EVGA card

id·i·ot /'?di?t/ Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled Pronunciation[id-ee-uht] Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation
?noun
1. an utterly foolish or senseless person.

I didnt put my post in sarcastic mode did i? I didnt think so....

 

[RU482]

1bps

 

[jacob0401]

~10.5 MB/s, DC++ over university ethernet...hit maybe 1.5 MB/s max on http to fileplanet non-subscriber over same connection...

 

[Stumps]

usually 50-70Kbs

 

[SZLiao214]

School connection gave me a sustained 3 megs a second from devious trap back when he hosted top gear.

 

[neutralizer]

Originally posted by: jacob0401
~10.5 MB/s, DC++ over university ethernet...hit maybe 1.5 MB/s max on http to fileplanet non-subscriber over same connection...

Over university ethernet doesn't count.

~9 MB/s for me on giganews.

 

[Suspicious-Teach8788]

Originally posted by: neutralizer

Originally posted by: jacob0401
~10.5 MB/s, DC++ over university ethernet...hit maybe 1.5 MB/s max on http to fileplanet non-subscriber over same connection...

Over university ethernet doesn't count.

~9 MB/s for me on giganews.

Are you sure that's sustained. 100mbits is hard to hit those rates like that. Switches/routers have so much overhead, I don't think it's possible. I've done plenty of university network transfers and I only topped out around 6 - 7 MB/sec.

As for comcast, I've sustained 800 KB/sec getting Ubuntu off torrents. Today's Comcast's Powerboost does not count otherwise my 16mbits on DSLReports should too...

 

[Googer]

2.5 mb/s

 

[santz]

2.5 mb/s d/l battlefield2 patch from ea server (530mb). took less time to download it than to install the damn patch

 

[frostedflakes]

I usually max at about 120kbps. Not too bad I guess, considering the connection is wireless. Broadband options are limited where we live, so I am using EVDO broadband through my cell provider. 😉

Only downside is latency sucks something fierce, generally 300-500ms. It's good for downloading, though; so far Alltel has been pretty lenient about bandwidth usage. I've probably downloaded about 25GB during the last billing period. Some cell providers will get real pissed if you exceed as little as 5GB/mo.

 

[MrScott81]

Originally posted by: DLeRium

Originally posted by: neutralizer

Originally posted by: jacob0401
~10.5 MB/s, DC++ over university ethernet...hit maybe 1.5 MB/s max on http to fileplanet non-subscriber over same connection...

Over university ethernet doesn't count.

~9 MB/s for me on giganews.

Are you sure that's sustained. 100mbits is hard to hit those rates like that. Switches/routers have so much overhead, I don't think it's possible. I've done plenty of university network transfers and I only topped out around 6 - 7 MB/sec.

As for comcast, I've sustained 800 KB/sec getting Ubuntu off torrents. Today's Comcast's Powerboost does not count otherwise my 16mbits on DSLReports should too...

That speed is not out of the question by any means....I used to consistently sustain 10.5 MB/sec at my university FXP'ing from outside servers. I am somewhat surprised that giganews can provide that fat of a pipe though! They max out my 12Mbit line no problem, but maxing out a 50 or 60Mbit line is pretty impressive!

 

[silverpig]

1650 KB/s from giganews

 

[ntdz]

~1.35mb/sec

Love this new 10mbit (it actually runs about 11mbit) 🙂

 

[ntdz]

Originally posted by: DLeRium

Originally posted by: neutralizer

Originally posted by: jacob0401
~10.5 MB/s, DC++ over university ethernet...hit maybe 1.5 MB/s max on http to fileplanet non-subscriber over same connection...

Over university ethernet doesn't count.

~9 MB/s for me on giganews.

Are you sure that's sustained. 100mbits is hard to hit those rates like that. Switches/routers have so much overhead, I don't think it's possible. I've done plenty of university network transfers and I only topped out around 6 - 7 MB/sec.

As for comcast, I've sustained 800 KB/sec getting Ubuntu off torrents. Today's Comcast's Powerboost does not count otherwise my 16mbits on DSLReports should too...

Trust me, 9mb/sec is more than possible.

 

[neutralizer]

Originally posted by: MrScott81

Originally posted by: DLeRium

Originally posted by: neutralizer

Originally posted by: jacob0401
~10.5 MB/s, DC++ over university ethernet...hit maybe 1.5 MB/s max on http to fileplanet non-subscriber over same connection...

Over university ethernet doesn't count.

~9 MB/s for me on giganews.

Are you sure that's sustained. 100mbits is hard to hit those rates like that. Switches/routers have so much overhead, I don't think it's possible. I've done plenty of university network transfers and I only topped out around 6 - 7 MB/sec.

As for comcast, I've sustained 800 KB/sec getting Ubuntu off torrents. Today's Comcast's Powerboost does not count otherwise my 16mbits on DSLReports should too...

That speed is not out of the question by any means....I used to consistently sustain 10.5 MB/sec at my university FXP'ing from outside servers. I am somewhat surprised that giganews can provide that fat of a pipe though! They max out my 12Mbit line no problem, but maxing out a 50 or 60Mbit line is pretty impressive!

I was surprised too. It's amazing how much I can download given my weekly monthly limit just because I can download so much a few minutes before bandwidth reset. I get ~9 MB/s with 10 connections to giganews. It's considerably less with less connections.