27 down and 1.8 up .
virgin media .
12Mb down, 2Mb up but that's by wireless which is a convoluted path in our house.
if I went upstairs on a wire I know I'd get 60Mb down no problem.
im getting 30.3Mb down and 1.97 upload. all for £15.50 a month
(no landline, no tv) with virgin.
im looking at moving but a decent internet connection at a cheap price is a major deciding factor, and that means fibre optic
The test in the opening post is not reliable
If you want spectacular superfast ultra d/l, move to a flat above the Virgin exchange like me and my flatmate did circa 2010.
Then life completely changed and I live in the suburbs with Orange BB and I hate the internet.
*sigh*
Edit: Have been losing my shit trying to watch fun HD stuff on Vimeo so sacking Orange(for the third time in 5 years) and going BACK to BT. Again. Might try PlusNet. Much a' Much a' Same.
Virgin ruined my internet for 6 months so I can't even be nostalgic about that pricks cola let alone his bandwidth propositions.
I get 30mb download and 8-9mb upload with Broadband fibre.
Went from 2.5Mbs on the old copper network, to 95Mbs on NBN cable.
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Ok so I lied a bit on the first one and used my parents postcode (with AOL as the provider so nobody will take it seriously) but the speed available is a bit unlikely as I know all of the people on the postcode (3 houses) and nobody is getting over 1.5 even on a good day.
Our speed varies throughout the day but should improve when they connect us to the fiber that is being run around the streets.
u switch says 36/.8 35ms ping? is that ping slow? showing a fault?
speedtest 6.3/ 0,6 one of them is a bit out poss both as with TT at moment but often drops/no conn so due to change. Plus net poss what are real life speeds like with them Wakefield area?
TT at moment but often drops/no conn so due to change
Don't discount the bit between the box/pole and your house, in our last place that was more of an issue than anything else.
