Mweb speed problems for some

necr0mancer said:
He is syncing at higher then 4mb, look at his sync rates, 4759/393
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LOL dude those are not freaken sync rates, that is just the transfer Bites per second instead of kilobytes per second.. jirre..
 
Sensou said:
Another:

Last Result:
Download Speed: 4361 kbps (545.1 KB/sec transfer rate)
Upload Speed: 396 kbps (49.5 KB/sec transfer rate)
Thu May 27 2010 21:52:04 GMT+0200 (South Africa Standard Time)

Speedtest doesn't show anything spectacular... bandwidthtest.com is probably inaccurate..

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Nice but still some how doubt it. what does your line synch at if you look on the router configuration?
 
qeqe said:
Does anyone else suffer from being disconnected during the day? Our internet connection drops (for no reason) about 20 times a day...less so at night...but its %#*(ing frustrating!!
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Yip, I have just had it happen twice this evening. Everything else up and running again after the last disconnect but now I am unable to connect to the MWeb news server for about 5 minutes.
 
I have told you stop being cheap and get some int bandwidth. Stop moaning about their free news server FFS. As low as 50 or 70 is not much lance for dependable news servers.

Also if you have nothing to say on the topic go troll somewhere else.
 
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yeah i had the same issue....guess wat was the problem? my phones.....everything it rang my ADSL line dropped.....u need to make sure each phone handset is connected via a ports filter.....extremely impt.....
qeqe said:
Does anyone else suffer from being disconnected during the day? Our internet connection drops (for no reason) about 20 times a day...less so at night...but its %#*(ing frustrating!!
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killadoob said:
I have told you stop being cheap and get some int bandwidth. Stop moaning about their free news server FFS. As low as 50 or 70 is not much lance for dependable news servers.

Also if you have nothing to say on the topic go troll somewhere.
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Should I go and find all the threads were you aggressively told everyone to pretty much shut up when they claimed there were issues?!?! In fact I think every time I said my downloads were not great you'd come along with your smart arse comments. Now we have you saying this in here :

Lino big up man i will agree there is problem, slow speed. No use using speedtest.net, runs well
If someone is awake can you test it at like 12. Maybe mweb slowing everything in day while they push their business packages.
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Don't expect me to stand back and not say anything! You have not once afforded me the same privilege when I claimed to have some issues!
 
Other day when I looked I was syncing at 4096kbps.... I couldn't be bothered to check right now, doing downloads :p
 
The only downloads that are flying for me are the ones to the speedtest sites that Mweb hasn't shaped/throttled...
 
semaphore said:
LOL dude those are not freaken sync rates, that is just the transfer Bites per second instead of kilobytes per second.. jirre..
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My bad! ur right! hahaha! how doff of me! I must be really tired that I didnt even read properly. I guess the whole excitement of the line upgrades makes me jump at the opportunity to make a fool of myself! haha :)
 
I'v been having serious bandwidth issues today.
Can't seem to isolate which areas the problem is associated with because some things are blitz, and others totally stuffed (including browsing).

Last Result:
Download Speed: 744 kbps (93 KB/sec transfer rate)
Upload Speed: 187 kbps (23.4 KB/sec transfer rate)
Thu May 27 2010 22:32:59 GMT+0200 (SAST)
 

Download Speed: 1569 kbps (196.1 KB/sec transfer rate)
Upload Speed: 340 kbps (42.5 KB/sec transfer rate)
Thu May 27 2010 22:32:31 GMT+0200 (South Africa Standard Time)

There is definitely a problem.
 
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Hotfile, RS and Megaupload filesharing sites are throttled... Others too I'm sure...
 
I'm flying... 450 - 480kbps...

Maybe shaping p2p or rs/mu/hf but surfing and http is perfect
 
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