post your broadband speed...

[Neil]

Does it a&e a difference with an Ethernet cable? That was wireless to ipad.

If your using g or better your wi fi will not be a bottleneck.

For the sake of testing I would also always use a hard connection.

Look at Barneyballbags results, 802.11g could well be the bottleneck, and plenty of 802.11n networks rarely run at full speeds, throughput will likely vary with reception and placement.

 

[highlandsflyer]

Sorry, I did mean g or better working properly. Hence use a hard one for testing.

 

[grahame]

About the same as a one-winged, arthritic carrier pigeon.

 

[Raging_Bulls]

Previous :

Since I did that one last year, I redid the wiring. I use a powerline and noticed that the length between both sockets does make a difference.

Also, my ISP raised the upload speed and changed the maximum download limit to a "fair use" one (meaning that if I start using a lot more than the average for my subscription, they will cap my speed a bit on peak moments).
This basically means that I can download anywhere between 200 and 600 GB/month at full speed, and an unlimited amount of data at reduced speed.

Price : around £34-35/month

 

[Easy_Rider]

My speed is below the world average. This in a supposedly advanced nation. Sick of it.

 

[GSB]

I currently pay £13pm for 20Mb unlimited. It was via Be, then O2, and lately Sky. Sky's takeover has brought service crashing down to truly pedestrian figures...
http://www.speedtest.net/result/2917592410.png
All is not lost though, next month, I get 1000Mb/s! Hyperoptic gigabit broadband is coming to my house...

 

[ewanm77]

used to have sky unlimited and got between 2 and 3 meg switched to virgin and now got a bit faster
http://www.speedtest.net/result/2917607001.png

 

[The History Man]

Aol. Anybody remember them?

 

[ewanm77]

had aol 3.0 think it was my firsy ever dial up internet in 1998