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d0mino
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Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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Hallos, is there a way i can test the upload speed of my connection?
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shad
Posts: 2078
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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upload something.
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TiT
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Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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Superform
Posts: 4690
Location: Netherlands
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speedtest.net is pretty good .. i use it every time i find a new wifi point to see how to set my torrents
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parabol
Posts: 3670
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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Hallos, is there a way i can test the upload speed of my connection? Upload something to your ISP's webspace/FTP. No other broadband test site can compete, as they will add extra factors that can bottleneck your upload speed and/or give you a bad reading. |
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whoop
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Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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^^ well that would be a more accurate "real world" test then. I'd rather know how fast I can upload my credit card details to those nice people in nigeria to get my inheritance faster as opposed to how fast I can upload the latest pictures of my 100 cats to my personal web space.
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teq
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