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June 20, 2014, 11:36:56 AM |
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5.46 mb/s domn,
0.42 mb/s up,
47 ms ping,
about 37 $ a month including unlimited telephone local calls
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June 20, 2014, 12:47:34 PM |
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My internet speed 19mbps.
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dothebeats
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June 20, 2014, 01:19:33 PM |
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Heh. I think my internet speed is the slowest so far.
1mbps down, 512kbps up
With a price of an insane $55 per month. ^_^
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DodoB
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June 20, 2014, 01:53:56 PM |
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USA: Download: 923.65 Mbps Upload: 919.84 Google Fiber  EDIT: 70.00 per month. EDIT Again: Pic added, just reran test. I guess I fluctuate about 100 Mbps on the download side.  WTH do you need a 1 GB internet for? Mine:  |
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amitrwt
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June 20, 2014, 03:49:15 PM |
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Looking at the speed of most of the users here I must say my Internet speed is on the lower side but It works fine for me. That helps me to avoid watching porn. So all in all most efficient for me.
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Azgalush
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June 20, 2014, 05:14:42 PM |
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Mine is roughly 2 Mbps. The best I can get, since I live deep in the country, lol.
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skottiejay
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June 20, 2014, 05:17:51 PM |
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I have both DISH (Exced) and Windstream. On a good day Dish runs about 12 down 3 up, on a good day the Windstream is about the same, the only problem is DISH caps you out at a certain amount of gigs, so you really can only do anything with from around 12am-5am. So no torrenting or anything. Windstream is unreliable in this neck of the woods, but it's the only other game in town, these people around here haven't heard of Comcast or Fios yet  I cannot wait to move back East. |
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Kprawn
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June 20, 2014, 05:35:42 PM |
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There surely are a cap on those 1Gb connections? If it's uncapped and unshaped for that price, I will be seriously #$$%%% green with envy.  Internet in my country, is in the dark ages. |
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skottiejay
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June 20, 2014, 05:41:35 PM |
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I can't imagine where you live then, I live in the deep south where the nearest big town is about 80 miles away. This is literally in every definition the boondocks. Dish internet is really the only thing big around this place, and that's pathetic to say the least. I'll be lucky on a good day to have a stable connection to connect to.
Back home in the east (USA) for FiOS we were getting 35 up and down and there was no cap on it, I don't know if they cap it now, but I know they shape somethings (Youtube) thanks go Google.
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June 20, 2014, 06:17:49 PM |
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There surely are a cap on those 1Gb connections? If it's uncapped and unshaped for that price, I will be seriously #$$%%% green with envy. Internet in my country, is in the dark ages. No cap....plus I get access to Netflix super hd programming. Here some more facts....love google fiber. With a gig, you can: Stream—without buffering—at least 5 high-definition videos (1080p) at the same time and still have enough bandwidth to email and surf the web. Transfer data over the Internet faster than you can write data to a thumb drive. Download data as fast as many computers can save the data to a hard drive. Download an entire digital movie (14 GB) in a little under 2 minutes. Some Internet service providers currently cap data downloads at 250 GB per month. You can download that much data on a 1 gig connection in about 33 minutes. Good thing there is no limit on your data downloads with Google Fiber! And if having all of the speed of a Gigabit is not enough, with our Gigabit Internet plan, we also give you one terabyte of free storage space on Google Drive across Gmail, Drive, and G+ Photos. This space is equivalent to storing approximately 250,000 pictures using a 10-megapixel camera. |
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skottiejay
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June 20, 2014, 06:42:59 PM |
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And google doesn't throttle that? Because with certain ISP's google was throttling bandwidth to Youtube and various sites like that. It would take you 30 minutes to watch a 5 minute video, no joke.
So I guess Google Fiber is a good thing then eh?
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June 20, 2014, 07:15:02 PM |
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And google doesn't throttle that? Because with certain ISP's google was throttling bandwidth to Youtube and various sites like that. It would take you 30 minutes to watch a 5 minute video, no joke.
So I guess Google Fiber is a good thing then eh?
They do not throttle it at all. Yes, it is a good thing. |
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zahra4571
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June 20, 2014, 07:31:44 PM |
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USA: Download: 923.65 Mbps Upload: 919.84 Google Fiber EDIT: 70.00 per month. EDIT Again: Pic added, just reran test. I guess I fluctuate about 100 Mbps on the download side. WTF, this is like sum of all internet in my country |
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kred
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June 21, 2014, 05:06:16 AM |
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Not too fast one in my case: download 2.91 Mb/s; Upload 0,48MB/s
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e1ghtSpace
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June 21, 2014, 08:38:20 AM |
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There surely are a cap on those 1Gb connections? If it's uncapped and unshaped for that price, I will be seriously #$$%%% green with envy. Internet in my country, is in the dark ages. No cap....plus I get access to Netflix super hd programming. Here some more facts....love google fiber. With a gig, you can: Stream—without buffering—at least 5 high-definition videos (1080p) at the same time and still have enough bandwidth to email and surf the web. Transfer data over the Internet faster than you can write data to a thumb drive. Download data as fast as many computers can save the data to a hard drive. Download an entire digital movie (14 GB) in a little under 2 minutes. Some Internet service providers currently cap data downloads at 250 GB per month. You can download that much data on a 1 gig connection in about 33 minutes. Good thing there is no limit on your data downloads with Google Fiber! And if having all of the speed of a Gigabit is not enough, with our Gigabit Internet plan, we also give you one terabyte of free storage space on Google Drive across Gmail, Drive, and G+ Photos. This space is equivalent to storing approximately 250,000 pictures using a 10-megapixel camera. In Australia the best I can get for +$100 is 6mbps  |
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dj-ecke
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June 21, 2014, 08:47:04 AM |
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I would love to get google fiber.
Only 6Mbit/1Mbit here.
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leepsteer00
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June 21, 2014, 04:18:32 PM |
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USA: Download: 923.65 Mbps Upload: 919.84 Google Fiber EDIT: 70.00 per month. EDIT Again: Pic added, just reran test. I guess I fluctuate about 100 Mbps on the download side. Wow, I wish I could get that speed |
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Verrac
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June 21, 2014, 04:46:20 PM |
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http://www.speedtest.net/result/3577621972.pngNot very good speed but hey, it's enough to do everything I need. I wouldn't have anything to do with 100Mbps Internet. Don't know the cost of it, since I'm not the one paying for it! 
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Umer
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June 21, 2014, 05:26:47 PM |
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USA: Download: 923.65 Mbps Upload: 919.84 Google Fiber EDIT: 70.00 per month. EDIT Again: Pic added, just reran test. I guess I fluctuate about 100 Mbps on the download side. Wow, I wish I could get that speed Well only 70 dollars for 1 gb internet its really good .. Thought how a movie download :S donwload in secs .. |
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bluefirecorp
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June 21, 2014, 05:33:34 PM |
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USA: Download: 923.65 Mbps Upload: 919.84 Google Fiber EDIT: 70.00 per month. EDIT Again: Pic added, just reran test. I guess I fluctuate about 100 Mbps on the download side. Can't wait for nation wide rollout of google fiber. |
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