January 12, 200421 yr Communications 2.4 megabits per second Storage 287.7 kilobytes per second 1MB file download 3.6 seconds Subjective rating Great
January 13, 200421 yr 2.2 megabits per second Communications 2.2 megabits per second Storage 273.9 kilobytes per second 1MB file download 3.7 seconds Subjective rating Great
January 13, 200421 yr 2.5 megabits per second Communications 2.5 megabits per second Storage 309.8 kilobytes per second 1MB file download 3.3 seconds Subjective rating Great
January 13, 200421 yr 2.3 megabits per second Communications 2.3 megabits per second Storage 284.8 kilobytes per second 1MB file download 3.6 seconds Subjective rating Great
January 13, 200421 yr Author anyone kno whats the major difference between cat5 and cat6 network cables? is cat5 good enough?
January 13, 200421 yr cat5 is ethernet standard...8 wires (4 pairs), and an RJ-45 connector...works just fine for most "short distance" networks...category 6 is basically for high "noise" areas and longer distance stretches....so unless you live under high voltage power lines or an extremely strong radio tower, save your money, and go cat 5 or cat 5e
January 13, 200421 yr http://www.dslreports.com/speedtests/2242537;3603603;79277ff0737626308764ca0915c7f6cd;2.0;www.dslreports.com/1074205090 2004-01-15 17:18:12 EST: 2242 / 3603 Your download speed : 2242537 bps, or 2242 kbps. A 273.7 KB/sec transfer rate. Your upload speed : 3603603 bps, or 3603 kbps.
January 13, 200421 yr (Overgenomen op Wed Jan 14 2004 om 00:43:33 UTC+0100) Download : 106.0 KByte/sec Upload : 32.7 KByte/sec Connection : 1,126.0 Conn/min (Holland Exspensive Connections:()
January 16, 200421 yr Cable. http://nyc.speakeasy.net 2004-01-15 21:35:30 EST: 3173 / 215 Your download speed : 3173086 bps, or 3173 kbps. A 387.3 KB/sec transfer rate. Your upload speed : 215285 bps, or 215 kbps. Seems like broadband .. above the 1mbit barrier!
