Your internet connection speed

[testament11]

still the same...

[KERSMcRae]

browser: FF

my Brand A:
> host A1

> host A2

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my Brand B:
>host B1

> host B2

so ibig sabihin nito yung commercial ng #1 broadband daw (na gamit ko rin) e pwedeng maging bias test... sa ping pa lang ng una, kita na ang difference

[ARB]

haay! walang kwenta talaga ang ISP ko.

[alwayz_yummy]

bagaltel broadband (wired)

[_Qwerty_]

[ARB]

Buti pa to ang PLDT sa office mas mabilis

[Jun aka Pekto]

WiFi G:


Wired:

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[Dr.Kamiya]

Hello Canadians!

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on Wifi

[Memphis Raines]

lech...

[safeorigin]

that's it! I'm never posting my internet speed again >.<

[Dr.Kamiya]

that's it! I'm never posting my internet speed again >.<

Try testing using 'Makati', not 'Metro Manila', or better yet a USA or Singapore server to have a better measure of your real internet speed. You can click it on the map before doing the speedtest.

The 'Manila' server kasi is operated by Bayantel. Over here the ISPs are rather unfriendly with each other so your traffic is routed all the way out to somewhere overseas, typically Japan, Singapore or Australia before going all the way back to the test server. Every other developed country will have good cross-ISP interoperability.

[safeorigin]

slight improvement

[diesoline]

my PLDT plan 990 landline and 384 kbps DSL bundle. very reliable for two years now but obviously capped to 512 kbps max. will test the dedicated dsl line later.

[ab_initio]

[digitalron]

We're actually using PLDT but because we have our own IP address allocation from APNIC, it's one of our company names that is displayed.

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[froshie1]

that's it! I'm never posting my internet speed again >.<

you have a problem on your connection. contact PLDT. tell them your latency is too high and upload speed is too low. Baka may problem iyong line mo too much noise.

[Horsepower]

SUN Broadband (postpaid 799), which I don't use anymore so I had it cut a few days ago. This was my last speedtest with it.