hi

can anyone out there can advise me how i check the speed of the internet service that i'm using/?

i've got CDMA on trial and although it seems quick i'm not sure it lives up the the 3.1 MG it advertises.. so wanted to know if there is a way i check on my laptop

can you help?

hi

can anyone out there can advise me how i check the speed of the internet service that i'm using/?

i've got CDMA on trial and although it seems quick i'm not sure it lives up the the 3.1 MG it advertises.. so wanted to know if there is a way i check on my laptop

can you help?

I think you're in the wrong forum but anyway try http://speedtest.adslthailand.com/

If you get above 80% of the claimed speed locally, that's considered ok. On an international link you can expect the speed to fluctuate between pretty good and pretty bad depending (mostly) on the time of day.

hi

can anyone out there can advise me how i check the speed of the internet service that i'm using/?

i've got CDMA on trial and although it seems quick i'm not sure it lives up the the 3.1 MG it advertises.. so wanted to know if there is a way i check on my laptop

can you help?

I think you're in the wrong forum but anyway try http://speedtest.adslthailand.com/

If you get above 80% of the claimed speed locally, that's considered ok. On an international link you can expect the speed to fluctuate between pretty good and pretty bad depending (mostly) on the time of day.

As I have posted before I usually get erroneous readings from Speedtest and similar sites for my CAT CDMA system.

For example thisw morning the the link above reports my download speed as 23Mb/s!

I believe that this is due to the test reporting the speed to the router at the CDMA base station.

I get more probable results from http://www.bkkok.com/modules.php?name=Bandwidth_Meter_DSL

The test results from this site quoted my speed as 1.36Mb/sf

For my setup download speeds of 1.6 - 1.8Mb/s are the norm when using Torrent or Firefox Down them all to download large files

I think you're in the wrong forum but anyway try http://speedtest.adslthailand.com/

If you get above 80% of the claimed speed locally, that's considered ok. On an international link you can expect the speed to fluctuate between pretty good and pretty bad depending (mostly) on the time of day.

This would be correct on ADSL for example.

With wireless technology, maximum speed, or even 80% will be virtually impossible to get. For this you would have to be only person on-line, and sitting right under the transmission tower.

The 3.1 Mbps is what the technology theoretically is capable of in a best case scenario, it is not the speed the ISP is selling to you!

Normally with EV-DO you should see speeds anywhere between 600 kbps and 2000 kbps (0.6 and 2 Mbps).

http://speedtest.thaivisa.com

http://speedtest.thaivisa.com

Thanks George.

Thai Visa also seems to give probable results for my CAT CDMA

Download Speed:

1029

kbps (128.6 KB/sec transfer rate)

Upload Speed:

695

kbps (86.9 KB/sec transfer rate)

Latency:

288

ms

05 November 2009 11:39:29

Test done with other applications such as Internet radio running

http://speedtest.thaivisa.com

Thanks George.

Thai Visa also seems to give probable results for my CAT CDMA

Download Speed:

1029

kbps (128.6 KB/sec transfer rate)

Upload Speed:

695

kbps (86.9 KB/sec transfer rate)

Latency:

288

ms

05 November 2009 11:39:29

Test done with other applications such as Internet radio running

thanks George, nice website

this what i got but it varies slightly each time

Download Speed: 1123 kbps (140.4 KB/sec transfer rate)

Upload Speed: 346 kbps (43.3 KB/sec transfer rate)

Latency: 349 ms

5 พฤศจิกายน 2552 14:54:30

so not really 3.1

i wonder if it will get worse over time if more and more people get the CDMA modem

still its pretty fast for what i need. thanks for your replies and sorry to end up in the wrong forum

hi

can anyone out there can advise me how i check the speed of the internet service that i'm using/?

i've got CDMA on trial and although it seems quick i'm not sure it lives up the the 3.1 MG it advertises.. so wanted to know if there is a way i check on my laptop

can you help?

I think you're in the wrong forum but anyway try http://speedtest.adslthailand.com/

If you get above 80% of the claimed speed locally, that's considered ok. On an international link you can expect the speed to fluctuate between pretty good and pretty bad depending (mostly) on the time of day.

just got 1.7M with adslthailand..