What's your Internet connection speed?

[Pidgin]

I have a probably poor connection speed of 1 Mbit/s for my home, which is common in China. Deploying Ubuntu on two or three computers, lots of time is wasted on updating the system by downloading the actually same packages twice or three times. But I have seen few similar complaints. So I suppose your Internet connection is very fast and is able to accomplish the update of the system from a fresh installation in no time.
Besides a vote, it is appreciated to post your country or region, speed and fee here.
For me:
China
ADSL 1 Mbit/s DL 384 Kbit/s UL
About 11 USD per month
BTW: the Olympic Games has ended and I am so happy that we've got the most gold medals!

[billgoldberg]

I have an ADSL connection that should get speeds up to 12 mbit/s, in reality it's around 7 mbit/s.

(around €65 ($88 ) and it comes with a nice 60 gb datalimit :( )

[doorknob60]

Cable connection with 8 Mbits DL 1 Mbit UL, and I do actually get that fast sometimes, even on wireless :) About 37 USD/month, but it would be more if we didn't get digital cable from the same company (it would be 47$ I think)

[BuffaloX]

8Mbit at $50 pr month Denmark

[Joeb454]

I currently have 8Mbps down and 0.5Mbps up. Shared with around 5 PC's (1 is a (web)server too).

It's not too bad, but when everything is online, it's around 1.5Mbps per PC

Edit: I have unlimited downloads too :)

[Cov(enant)]

I have 8 MB broadband from Tiscali for £15.- per month (London).
But unfortunately due to the kind of cable supplied in our immediate area, we are limited to 2MB only (same price as 8MB) ... according to Tiscali customer services.
However, tests at www.speedtest.net (http://www.speedtest.net) only show a maximum of 1MB, unfortunately.

Big, big surprise:

Before I put this posting up I made another quick test and the result was surprising:

http://www.speedtest.net/result/313157110.png (http://www.speedtest.net)


I promise that I have done tests many, many times and it never went over 900KB/s before.

Cool :)

[nick09]

10 MB download and 1MB upload. I live in the US and to what The Time Warner cable company says it costs 44 bucks in USD.

[oldsoundguy]

Speedtest.net: 6960 down, 1606 up, but supposed to be increased by the end of the year to 8mbps+.
NO limits in traffic. Full (500gb) web space (but file size limited) and 7 eMail accounts.
Part of a total package. $210 US per month for internet, HD/digital cable for the whole house (3 appearances) and two VoIP telephone lines (4 phones) with all features included. Modem furnished and all interior wiring is warrantied.

[jryprt]

cox $45.00 a month

[happysmileman]

512kbps and €20 or €25 a month (can't remember which)... Which is like $30-$37

[Northsider]

6MB/s DSL

[Hire]

20 mbit/s with Telecom Italia :)

[Hubi17]

16 MB connection. I usually get around 14 MB. Costs 30 € / Month. In Germany

[BlueSkyNIS]

I have 512Kb down and 64 up, so stop whining you guys :) for 20 euros a month...

[intense.ego]

24mb down / 1.3mb up. only costs me 18 quid ($33 at current rates).

also, completley unlimited, no throttling, and no monitoring

[joustin]

I have 24mb Cable service, free of charge. :)

[andrek]

2Mbit/s for about 45$ ( Poland as you might see under my av ).

[Kingsley]

800 Kbps on my university's unreliable network.

Up to 10 Mbps at home.

[Twitch6000]

I currently have 8Mbps down and 0.5Mbps up. Shared with around 5 PC's (1 is a (web)server too).

It's not too bad, but when everything is online, it's around 1.5Mbps per PC

Edit: I have unlimited downloads too :)

what he said :P.

[zekopeko]

I have a maybe poor connection speed of 1 Mbit/s for my home, which is common in China. Deploying Ubuntu on two or three computers, lots of time is wasted on updating the system by downloading the actually same packages twice or three times. But I have seen few similar complaints. So I suppose your Internet connection is very fast and is able to accomplish the update of the system from a fresh installation in no time.
Besides vote, it is appreciated if you post your country or region, speed and fee.
For me:
China
1 Mbit/s
About 11 USD per month
BTW: the Olympic Games has ended and I am so happy that we've got the most gold medals!

try looking for apt-zeroconf. that should help you with the bandwidth.

8mbit down/512 kbits up for around 50$. unlimited traffic.

[skunkTrader]

DSL
768K / 128K
$39pm

[Pidgin]

It seems that most people get a speed of around 10 Mbit/s. That's really enviable.

[Martje_001]

Speed: 3 MB/s
Provider: Xs4all
Cost: €40

No FUP or whatever. If I had lived just a 200 meter closer to the village I would have had 8 MB/s for the same price :(.

[Pidgin]

try looking for apt-zeroconf. that should help you with the bandwidth.

8mbit down/512 kbits up for around 50$. unlimited traffic.

I will check it. Thank you!

[Skorzen]

Currently, 16000/1000 Mbps. But that's just because my 2 IPTV's are consuming some of the bandwidth (~4000 Mbps), so I'm left with 12000 Mbps.

My download rate is near to 1,5 MB/s and the upload rate near to 100 KB/s.

[jespdj]

Speed: 3 MB/s
Provider: Xs4all
Cost: €40
That's expensive. I pay € 30 per month for 6 Mbit/s ADSL + telephone (Tiscali) in the Netherlands.

[Skorzen]

Oh, I forgot to mention that my ISP is named Clix ADSL and I pay 37,5€/month without any download limitation or even traffic shaping.

[barbedsaber]

Mine doesn't fit on the poll, cause its below 1mbps, normally around 300-800kbps

EDIT: fits now

[barbedsaber]

Currently, 16000/1000 Mbps. But that's just because my 2 IPTV's are consuming some of the bandwidth (~4000 Mbps), so I'm left with 12000 Mbps.

My download rate is near to 1,5 MB/s and the upload rate near to 100 KB/s.

did I read that wrong?

[Skorzen]

did I read that wrong?

No, you're reading right, though. What's the problem with that, mate?

[phenest]

Dorset, UK. £20 pm. 8Mb Package. 6.5Mb download.

[BlueSkyNIS]

Currently, 16000/1000 Mbps. But that's just because my 2 IPTV's are consuming some of the bandwidth (~4000 Mbps), so I'm left with 12000 Mbps.

My download rate is near to 1,5 MB/s and the upload rate near to 100 KB/s.

And how much do you pay for that? :shock:

[Skorzen]

And how much do you pay for that? :shock:

It's written in the previous page of this topic.

[durand]

It's written in the previous page of this topic.

Thats like 16Gbps :S Are you sure that's correct?

Mine's just 2Mbps download, 0.2Mbps upload in Nottingham, UK with Virgin Media for £10/€12.55/$18.50.

[BlueSkyNIS]

It's written in the previous page of this topic.

Oh, I see...than you have a very good deal! :)

[Joeb454]

I think he meant 16,000/1,000 Kbps :)

16 Gbps 'net connections don't exist yet as far as I know of ;)

[Skorzen]

I think he meant 16,000/1,000 Kbps :)

16 Gbps 'net connections don't exist yet as far as I know of ;)

That's right. My mistake. Sorry, but our mind reflects the hours we've been sleeping, so...

[BlueSkyNIS]

It makes more sense now.... :rolleyes:

[durand]

Lol, I'm in a pedantic mood today. :popcorn:

[Pidgin]

Currently, 16000/1000 Mbps. But that's just because my 2 IPTV's are consuming some of the bandwidth (~4000 Mbps), so I'm left with 12000 Mbps.

My download rate is near to 1,5 MB/s and the upload rate near to 100 KB/s.

It really frightened me when I heard that you had a bandwidth of 12000 Mbit/s. You could download the Ubuntu DVD in three seconds! Sounds interesting. But is there anyone daring to claim that it is not possible in the future? Have hope!

[Pidgin]

I have noticed that four persons had chosen "100 Mbit/s ~ infinity", but nobody has posted a speed in that interval. 100 Mbit/s is really an admirable speed, though incomparable to that "16000 Mbit/s" ...:popcorn:

[maxmanapple]

My modem's limit is 54 Mbps, but my service is only 8 Mbps. Total waste, I tell ya!

[sstusick]

http://www.speedtest.net/result/313895767.png

Phoenix AZ, USA

$60/month

[fedex1993]

Att adsl connection. Unlimited download and no monitoring or throttling.
http://www.speedtest.net/result/313901633.png (http://www.speedtest.net)

pretty good but seems to change IP every hour on the hour.

[OrbJinzo]

http://www.speedtest.net/result/313910610.png (http://www.speedtest.net)

Im kinda stuck with Roadrunner.They give me unlimited download.There ok not the best.

[Trail]

Unlimited 24/1MBps ADSL, 16euro/month after taxes, Greece.

[Skorzen]

I have noticed that four persons had chosen "100 Mbit/s ~ infinity", but nobody has posted a speed in that interval. 100 Mbit/s is really an admirable speed, though incomparable to that "16000 Mbit/s" ...:popcorn:

Want a candy?

[Pidgin]

Want a candy?

Sorry, what do you mean?

[Mr Tim]

I hate my country, Australia (more specifically my ISP). $50/month for 512kb/64kb ADSL and a 12Gb download cap. Actual speed acording to speedtest.net:
http://www.speedtest.net/result/452491955.png (http://www.speedtest.net)
Not to worry though I'll soon be moving and will be paying the same for 20Mb/s Downloads (don't know the uploads) and 50Gb download cap.

[Newuser1111]

http://www.speedtest.net/result/452494407.png (http://www.speedtest.net)

[CraigPaleo]

http://www.speedtest.net/result/452506402.png (http://www.speedtest.net)

Florida, USA
About $42.00/month

[gn2]

UK ADSL Max, non-LLU £22.50 for 26gb/month.

http://www.speedtest.net/rank/3562302716.png