DigiChilli January Status and feedback

[Software Boys Pty LTD]

ADSL line speed pls

384

 

[HoodRich]

lucky you - I still cant even connect

 

[Software Boys Pty LTD]

Dc

Line Speed: 384Kbps
Package: Spicy R300
Connected since last night fine
Current down speed-36.5kb with torrents
Average Web browsing: Good
Torrents:Very good if downloading from dc user
Terrible if any other isp

 

[Lightscribe]

Very slow loading of pages for speed tests.

Adsl line speed 384, : Chilly package Spicy
Connected

Total d/l speed:

41 kbps down (~0.04 Mbps, 5 KB/s) ↓
77 kbps up (~0.08 Mbps, 9 KB/s) ↑

Details:
100 KB downloaded in 19.75 seconds
100 KB uploaded in 10.61 seconds
Speed @ 53% of the average for digichilli.co.za
Tested on: 2010.01.10 11:17 EST
Tested from: clowder.ca
www.speedguide.net/speedtest/

Last Result:
Download Speed: 115 kbps (14.4 KB/sec transfer rate)
Upload Speed: 87 kbps (10.9 KB/sec transfer rate)
http://www.speakeasy.net/speedtest/

http://www.speedtest.net/result/678055248.png

 

[Grim3vil]

Browsing not bad downloading not good at all need more vooma

 

[alanv]

Very slow loading of pages for speed tests.

Adsl line speed 384, : Chilly package Spicy
Connected

Total d/l speed:

41 kbps down (~0.04 Mbps, 5 KB/s) ↓
77 kbps up (~0.08 Mbps, 9 KB/s) ↑

Details:
100 KB downloaded in 19.75 seconds
100 KB uploaded in 10.61 seconds
Speed @ 53% of the average for digichilli.co.za
Tested on: 2010.01.10 11:17 EST
Tested from: clowder.ca
www.speedguide.net/speedtest/

Last Result:
Download Speed: 115 kbps (14.4 KB/sec transfer rate)
Upload Speed: 87 kbps (10.9 KB/sec transfer rate)
http://www.speakeasy.net/speedtest/

http://www.speedtest.net/result/678055248.png

Not a 384 link Dorry my bad KB/S

 

[aminfri]

got my account details a while ago, so far really good i am downloading at 52Kb/s using a mild package(min 256). browsing is good too.

 

[blaaislaai]

4mb line
spicy account
downloading from astraweb 300KB/s
HTTP browsing and downloading is very good

 

[Software Boys Pty LTD]

37 kbps down (~0.04 Mbps, 5 KB/s) ↓ Lies
32 kbps up (~0.03 Mbps, 4 KB/s) ↑

 

[Forge]

Line Speed: 384Kbps
Package: Spicy R300
Connected since last night fine
Current down speed-36.5kb with torrents
Average Web browsing: Good
Torrents:Very good if downloading from dc user
Terrible if any other isp

Package: Mild R500
Connected this morning
Current download 1 torrent = 9 kB/s
Web browsing: Still a bit slow
You-tube streaming - Takes forever
Audio streaming: Same
HTTP Download: 16KB/s avg using Download accelerator plus
Online gaming: Must i bother? Ping too high

Please reply guys???

 

[Grim3vil]

downloading in bytes is killing me and thats with a spicy on 4Mbps line

 

[Forge]

Package: Mild R500
Connected this morning
Current download 1 torrent = 9 kB/s
Web browsing: Still a bit slow
You-tube streaming - Takes forever
Audio streaming: Same
HTTP Download: 16KB/s avg using Download accelerator plus
Online gaming: Must i bother? Ping too high

Please reply guys???

Sorry using 512 line

 

[amarjits]

downloading in bytes is killing me and thats with a spicy on 4Mbps line

+1



Fix it please.....

 

[drukkie]

That is quiet an ironic insult to use for someone that plays computer games

what's wrong with that?

 

[Grim3vil]

And this season is browsing season on OLED DC lol

 

[sallyspencer]

been out all day....just got back and browsing k@k.....http downloading very slow as well......

 

[Techrat]

Is there a way to connect to 2 ISP's with one DSL line?

Yes. You need to set your router to "bridge" mode (you'll have to look through it's settings to find that) or maybe if it has it, pppoe passthrough.

Then in your OS (Windows?) create pppoe connections for the ISPs. This way you can have multiple PCs all using different accounts.

If you need more info google.

 

[The_Mowgs]

4mb line
spicy account
downloading from astraweb 300KB/s
HTTP browsing and downloading is very good

Why do you get those speeds from astra web if you are on the spicy package? Do you limit your speed or do you just not care about the rest of us?

 

[alanv]

Yes. You need to set your router to "bridge" mode (you'll have to look through it's settings to find that) or maybe if it has it, pppoe passthrough.

Then in your OS (Windows?) create pppoe connections for the ISPs. This way you can have multiple PCs all using different accounts.

If you need more info google.

Alas there is life out there

 

[Software Boys Pty LTD]

My dc seems to be flying