Pattaya Adsl Speeds

[fishsauce]

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Im on TTT Maxnet 512/256 with CE2.4GHZ 1024ram zyxel usb adsl modem.

Central Pattaya @ 20:30

http://bandwidth.thaivisa.com

Your current bandwidth reading is:

450.40kbps

which means you can download at 56.3 KB/sec. from our servers.

28.8 kbps dial-up

33.6 kbps dial-up

53.3 kbps dial-up

56 kbps ISDN

128 kbps ISDN

384 kbps DSL

450.4 kbps YOU

768 kbps DSL

1000 kbps DSL

1500 kbps DSL/T1/Cable Modem

Results for the second test, select NYC, NY.

http://www.speakeasy.net/speedtest/

Last Result:

Download Speed: 424 kbps (53 KB/sec transfer rate)

Upload Speed: 183 kbps (22.9 KB/sec transfer rate)

[mike100]

TTT Maxnet 512/256.

Soi Country Club, 4 KM from Central Pattaya. Time 0015

http://bandwidth.thaivisa.com

Your current bandwidth reading is:

463.80kbps

which means you can download at 57.98 KB/sec. from our servers.

Results for the second test NYC, NY.

Download Speed: 429 kbps (53.6 KB/sec transfer rate)

Upload Speed: 146 kbps (18.3 KB/sec transfer rate)

Cheers,

Mike.

[monty]

TTT Maxnet 256/128

http://bandwidth.thaivisa.com

Your current bandwidth reading is:

214.6kbps

which means you can download at 26.83 KB/sec. from our servers.

Results for the second test NYC, NY.

Last Result:

Download Speed: 215 kbps (26.9 KB/sec transfer rate)

Upload Speed: 93 kbps (11.6 KB/sec transfer rate)

Maxnet@life package, 1557 Baht/month, Lake Mabprachan, Pong moo5

[Kerryd]

Your current bandwidth reading is:

762.60kbps which means you can download at 95.33 KB/sec. from our servers.

28.8 kbps dial-up

33.6 kbps dial-up

53.3 kbps dial-up

56 kbps ISDN

128 kbps ISDN

384 kbps DSL

762.6 kbps YOU

768 kbps DSL

1000 kbps DSL

1500 kbps DSL/T1/Cable Modem

Results for the second test, select NYC, NY.

http://www.speakeasy.net/speedtest/

Last Result:

Download Speed: 835 kbps (53 KB/sec transfer rate)

Upload Speed: 364 kbps (22.9 KB/sec transfer rate)

I'm using T.o.T.'s ADSL in South Pattaya, at 09:15 on a Wednesday.

Every time I've run a test like this, I've usually had pretty good results. Still, no where close to the cable speeds I used to have back in Canada

[Kerryd]

Hmmm, I ran the test on each of the servers noted on the 2nd link. Except for one, the rest averaged 835-840 kbs/sec download, and 364-365 kbs/sec upload (the one server returned results of 722/364).

Ran the test on the first link a couple more times, one result was down to 440 kbs/sec, the rest have been in the upper 700's or higher.

Your current bandwidth reading is:

863.90kbps

which means you can download at 107.99 KB/sec.

867.30kbps

which means you can download at 108.41 KB/sec.

859.40kbps

which means you can download at 107.43 KB/sec.

844.30kbps

which means you can download at 105.54 KB/sec.

863.50kbps

which means you can download at 107.94 KB/sec.

Fairly consistent results, but then again, most of the computer users here (in Pattaya) are probably still sound asleep !

[melonf]

TT&T Maxnet, unspecified bandwith 790Baht per month + VAT

Your current bandwidth reading is:

296.40kbps

[chingching]

TT&T Maxnet, unspecified bandwith 790Baht per month + VAT

Your current bandwidth reading is:

296.40kbps

There's a "TRUE" store at Tesco on North Pattaya. The guy claims that for post paid 500 baht a month u get 4 MEGABYTES / sec. unlimited. It only works near Royal Plaza and Tops Supermarket. Prepaid is 200 baht per hour. I don't understand why prepaid would be more than post paid. Anyone know if this is true. You have to get a true sim card also, and have wi-fi access. Seems like a good deal if u live near there.

[Mobi]

Let's hear it for Ipstar

Your current bandwidth reading is:

73.60kbps (woweeeeee!!)

which means you can download at 9.2 KB/sec. from our servers.

28.8 kbps dial-up

33.6 kbps dial-up

53.3 kbps dial-up

56 kbps ISDN

73.6 kbps YOU Woweeeee!!

128 kbps ISDN

384 kbps DSL

768 kbps DSL

1000 kbps DSL

1500 kbps DSL/T1/Cable Modem

Edited May 4, 2006 by Mobi D'Ark

[tuky]

ToT gold...

2339 4/5/06

Your current bandwidth reading is:

910.40kbps

which means you can download at 113.8 KB/sec. from our servers.

[tuky]

speakeasy say 1209kbps.

give it a few more hours and it will improve. I have noticed download speeds of up 1000kbps at times. which means a 8meg connection right?

[Kerryd]

Let's hear it for Ipstar

Your current bandwidth reading is:

73.60kbps (woweeeeee!!)

which means you can download at 9.2 KB/sec. from our servers.

28.8 kbps dial-up

33.6 kbps dial-up

53.3 kbps dial-up

56 kbps ISDN

73.6 kbps YOU Woweeeee!!

128 kbps ISDN

384 kbps DSL

768 kbps DSL

1000 kbps DSL

1500 kbps DSL/T1/Cable Modem

You suck !!!!

I guess it isn't all wine and roses living out there in the sticks eh ?

Even the Bamboo Telegraph is faster than that !

[Mobi]

Let's hear it for Ipstar

Your current bandwidth reading is:

73.60kbps (woweeeeee!!)

which means you can download at 9.2 KB/sec. from our servers.

28.8 kbps dial-up

33.6 kbps dial-up

53.3 kbps dial-up

56 kbps ISDN

73.6 kbps YOU Woweeeee!!

128 kbps ISDN

384 kbps DSL

768 kbps DSL

1000 kbps DSL

1500 kbps DSL/T1/Cable Modem

You suck !!!!

I guess it isn't all wine and roses living out there in the sticks eh ?

Even the Bamboo Telegraph is faster than that !

But look what I'm getting now!

Your current bandwidth reading is:

51.50kbps

which means you can download at 6.44 KB/sec. from our servers.

28.8 kbps dial-up

33.6 kbps dial-up

51.5 kbps YOU

53.3 kbps dial-up

56 kbps ISDN

128 kbps ISDN

384 kbps DSL

768 kbps DSL

1000 kbps DSL

1500 kbps DSL/T1/Cable Modem

I'm even slower than dial Up - now that takes some doing!!

You don't get these kind of speeds living on the wrong side of the tracks you know.

I suppose when you think about it, its all in keeping with the pace of life out here.

"Mere Bahn, pass me the fruit punch whilst my wife trims my toe nails. Those gold fish look really happy swimming around in my poolside waterfall."

[Pattayatony]

28.8 kbps dial-up

33.6 kbps dial-up

44.3 kbps YOU

53.3 kbps dial-up

56 kbps ISDN

128 kbps ISDN

384 kbps DSL

768 kbps DSL

1000 kbps DSL

Maxnet 4 home 512/256

This is a bloody disgrace slower speed than dial up!!!!

Anyone else having problems with TT&T in the Jomtien area?

Is it worth upgrading to Maxnet4life or is that juat a waste of time also.

It just goes to prove you dont always get what you pay for!!!!! TiT

[mike100]

My TTT Maxnet 512 speeds have also been very slow for the last few days.

A few minutes ago.

Download Speed: 62 kbps (7.8 KB/sec transfer rate)

Upload Speed: 116 kbps (14.5 KB/sec transfer rate)

And 61 kbps on Thai visa test.

Yesterday I was only getting 3.1 KB/S transfer download speed.

Hope they get it sorted soon.

Mike.

[mike100]

It's getting worse, sure I used to get higher speeds and better performance with my old dialup last year.

28.8 kbps dial-up

30.2 kbps YOU which means you can download at 3.78 KB/sec. from our servers.

33.6 kbps dial-up

53.3 kbps dial-up

56 kbps ISDN

128 kbps ISDN

384 kbps DSL

768 kbps DSL

1000 kbps DSL

1500 kbps DSL/T1/Cable Modem

Mike.

[gharknes]

Im on TTT Maxnet 512/256 .

Central Pattaya @ 13:57

Your current bandwidth reading using Thaivisa link is:

87.20kbps

which means you can download at 10.9 KB/sec. from our servers.

28.8 kbps dial-up

33.6 kbps dial-up

53.3 kbps dial-up

56 kbps ISDN

87.2 kbps YOU

128 kbps ISDN

384 kbps DSL

768 kbps DSL

1000 kbps DSL

1500 kbps DSL/T1/Cable Modem

extremely bad

Using Maxnet speed test

358.90kbps

which means you can download at 44.86 KB/sec. from our servers.

33.6 kbps dial-up

56 kbps ISDN

128 kbps ISDN

358.9 kbps YOU

384 kbps DSL

768 kbps DSL

1000 kbps DSL

1500 kbps DSL/T1/Cable Modem

this most likely checks between you and the maxnet server only, not really the internet as such

Edited June 13, 2006 by gharknes

[gharknes]

Im on TTT Maxnet 512/256 .

Central Pattaya @ 13:57

Your current bandwidth reading using Thaivisa link is:

87.20kbps

which means you can download at 10.9 KB/sec. from our servers.

28.8 kbps dial-up

33.6 kbps dial-up

53.3 kbps dial-up

56 kbps ISDN

87.2 kbps YOU

128 kbps ISDN

384 kbps DSL

768 kbps DSL

1000 kbps DSL

1500 kbps DSL/T1/Cable Modem

extremely bad

Using Maxnet speed test

358.90kbps

which means you can download at 44.86 KB/sec. from our servers.

33.6 kbps dial-up

56 kbps ISDN

128 kbps ISDN

358.9 kbps YOU

384 kbps DSL

768 kbps DSL

1000 kbps DSL

1500 kbps DSL/T1/Cable Modem

this most likely checks between you and the maxnet server only, not really the internet as such

I am now down to 34kps, called them and sent email....rediculous

[johng]

TT&T Maxnet for home 512 has been slow for me lately too.

this from their test site. http://www.tttmaxnet.com/speedtest/

Wonder if it has anything to do with the new promotion ???

Naaa, they wouldn't deliberately slow down the old package so people change to the ( suposedly ) faster package would they ???

[gharknes]

i cannotopen your attachments because i only have 34kps

[Mobi]

Don't know what you guys are compaining about.

I've just upgraded my Ipstar express to 512/256 at the exorbitant price of 4,200 Baht/month and yesterday I was getting bandwidth readings of :

16.9

10.9

9.2

Beat that if you can!

I was a wonder I could even connect.

This morning, so far, a bit better - but not much

[Kerryd]

Don't know what you guys are compaining about.

I've just upgraded my Ipstar express to 512/256 at the exorbitant price of 4,200 Baht/month and yesterday I was getting bandwidth readings of :

16.9

10.9

9.2

Beat that if you can!

I was a wonder I could even connect.

This morning, so far, a bit better - but not much

To quote a response I made in an earlier post on this topic, in this thread, about your connection speed (or lack there of):

"You suck !!!!

I guess it isn't all wine and roses living out there in the sticks eh ?

Even the Bamboo Telegraph is faster than that !"

Maybe if you moved over to the "Good Side of the Suk", you'd be able to get connection speeds close to what you used to be able to with the ancient 2,400 baud dial-up modems !

[Mobi]

Don't know what you guys are compaining about.

I've just upgraded my Ipstar express to 512/256 at the exorbitant price of 4,200 Baht/month and yesterday I was getting bandwidth readings of :

16.9

10.9

9.2

Beat that if you can!

I was a wonder I could even connect.

This morning, so far, a bit better - but not much

To quote a response I made in an earlier post on this topic, in this thread, about your connection speed (or lack there of):

"You suck !!!!

I guess it isn't all wine and roses living out there in the sticks eh ?

Even the Bamboo Telegraph is faster than that !"

Maybe if you moved over to the "Good Side of the Suk", you'd be able to get connection speeds close to what you used to be able to with the ancient 2,400 baud dial-up modems !

Ask Mr Rimmer jow he's getting on these days. He ain't out in the sticks, and I think you'll find he aint doing much better than me. In fact a little birdie told me he couldn't connect to his email for a couple of days or so.

Nothing to do with being in the sticks - it's the sticking provider.

[Kerryd]

Ask Mr Rimmer jow he's getting on these days. He ain't out in the sticks, and I think you'll find he aint doing much better than me. In fact a little birdie told me he couldn't connect to his email for a couple of days or so.

Nothing to do with being in the sticks - it's the sticking provider.

That reminds me. I got my ADSL hooked up in late January I think it was, and never received a bill for it afterwards. That is, not until last week.

They finally caught up to me and sent me a bill for almost 4 months of Internet usage (just under 4,000 baht). No late charges though

Now that they finally have their house in order, maybe I'll get a regular bill from now on ?

Oh yeah, my ADSL speed ?

Your current bandwidth reading is:

4.80 Mbps

which means you can download at 614.61 KB/sec. from our servers.

28.8 kbps dial-up

33.6 kbps dial-up

53.3 kbps dial-up

56 kbps ISDN

128 kbps ISDN

384 kbps DSL

768 kbps DSL

1000 kbps DSL

1500 kbps DSL/T1/Cable Modem

4916.9 kbps YOU

I am a GOD !!!!

1 minute later:

0.00kbps

which means you can download at 0 KB/sec. from our servers.

0 kbps YOU

28.8 kbps dial-up

33.6 kbps dial-up

53.3 kbps dial-up

56 kbps ISDN

128 kbps ISDN

384 kbps DSL

768 kbps DSL

1000 kbps DSL

1500 kbps DSL/T1/Cable Modem

And 1 minute later (again):

203.40 Mbps

which means you can download at 25.43 MB/sec. from our servers.

28.8 kbps dial-up

33.6 kbps dial-up

53.3 kbps dial-up

56 kbps ISDN

128 kbps ISDN

384 kbps DSL

768 kbps DSL

1000 kbps DSL

1500 kbps DSL/T1/Cable Modem

208281.6 kbps YOU

What can I say. I'm either faster than is theoretically possible with today's technology, or not moving at all ?

Of course, I do appear to be living in a different reality, and different dimension, quite often.

[Rimmer]

I'm fairly convinced that IPStop&Start are throttling back their bandwidth and hoping that that we will not notice.

My average bandwidth for this month taking two readings a day is

250.5 average bandwidth june 2006

Versas bandwidth in November of last year.

532.6 average bandwidth november 2005

I have asked for explanations but they simply ignore emails and will not answer the phone.

Shortchangeing customers on bandwidth is a fairly common practice with many providers.

Edited June 14, 2006 by Rimmer

[Mobi]

I'm fairly convinced that IPStop&Start are throttling back their bandwidth and hoping that that we will not notice.

My average bandwidth for this month taking two readings a day is

250.5 average bandwidth june 2006

Versas bandwidth in November of last year.

532.6 average bandwidth november 2005

I have asked for explanations but they simply ignore emails and will not answer the phone.

Shortchangeing customers on bandwidth is a fairly common practice with many providers.

I emailed Ipstar yesterday, quoting the pathetic bandwidths posted above, and demanded action and a refund.

To my amazement, I received a reply today, saying they had passed on my problem to the relevant department "to be investigated" and I should hear from them again in 2 - 3 days.

Lets see what happens.

Slow again tonight, but at least I could connect to the English football commentary - more than I could do last night.

[jobsworth]

It's getting worse, sure I used to get higher speeds and better performance with my old dialup last year.

28.8 kbps dial-up

30.2 kbps YOU which means you can download at 3.78 KB/sec. from our servers.

33.6 kbps dial-up

53.3 kbps dial-up

56 kbps ISDN

128 kbps ISDN

384 kbps DSL

768 kbps DSL

1000 kbps DSL

1500 kbps DSL/T1/Cable Modem

Mike.

Yes good point. Don't think that ADSL is faster than a good dial up.

The fastest internet connection I have ever had was a 56k dial up from Eftel in Perth Australia.

It delivered a true 56k and you could watch movies using REAL.

Here I am experimenting with ADSL from TT&T, TOT and Loxonfo.

Yes, despite what they tell you, it is still possible to run Loxinfo on TT&T.

Loxinfo 512/256 is very good.

Another route is One2call *99***1# using a mobile telephone and bluetooth.

30 Baht per month for 4 and 1/2 hours. After that 1 Baht per minute.

There is also a speed up service called onespeed.

I have not tested this. Anybody ever used it?

Anybody know about Hutch?

Do they offer an internet servive like one2call?

Like *99***1#

Asianet the best 56K dial up card available from 911 stores.

[gharknes]

It's getting worse, sure I used to get higher speeds and better performance with my old dialup last year.

28.8 kbps dial-up

30.2 kbps YOU which means you can download at 3.78 KB/sec. from our servers.

33.6 kbps dial-up

53.3 kbps dial-up

56 kbps ISDN

128 kbps ISDN

384 kbps DSL

768 kbps DSL

1000 kbps DSL

1500 kbps DSL/T1/Cable Modem

Mike.

Yes good point. Don't think that ADSL is faster than a good dial up.

The fastest internet connection I have ever had was a 56k dial up from Eftel in Perth Australia.

It delivered a true 56k and you could watch movies using REAL.

Here I am experimenting with ADSL from TT&T, TOT and Loxonfo.

Yes, despite what they tell you, it is still possible to run Loxinfo on TT&T.

Loxinfo 512/256 is very good.

Another route is One2call *99***1# using a mobile telephone and bluetooth.

30 Baht per month for 4 and 1/2 hours. After that 1 Baht per minute.

There is also a speed up service called onespeed.

I have not tested this. Anybody ever used it?

Anybody know about Hutch?

Do they offer an internet servive like one2call?

Like *99***1#

Asianet the best 56K dial up card available from 911 stores.

One to call dialup is extremely slow, I use both BB computer and AIS on my PDA

[Morty]

From the main Topic board of ThaiVisa.

Be sure to close all other programs.

Post your provider info, location, test time, results.

Im on TTT Maxnet 512/256 with CE2.4GHZ 1024ram zyxel usb adsl modem.

Central Pattaya @ 20:30

http://bandwidth.thaivisa.com

Your current bandwidth reading is:

450.40kbps

which means you can download at 56.3 KB/sec. from our servers.

28.8 kbps dial-up

33.6 kbps dial-up

53.3 kbps dial-up

56 kbps ISDN

128 kbps ISDN

384 kbps DSL

450.4 kbps YOU

768 kbps DSL

1000 kbps DSL

1500 kbps DSL/T1/Cable Modem

Results for the second test, select NYC, NY.

http://www.speakeasy.net/speedtest/

Last Result:

Download Speed: 424 kbps (53 KB/sec transfer rate)

Upload Speed: 183 kbps (22.9 KB/sec transfer rate)

TOT

1024/512

643.3 kbps YOU (TV)

Speakeasy Speed Test

475/375

[gharknes]

anyone having any joy with TT&T maxnet, I have been talking to them for the last 2 days and still no improvement, I get some guy on the phone who doesn't speak english trying to tell me my modem is at fault, I get 350kps with the Maxnet speedtest on their website and 44kps on the thaivisa test and all others i have tried, I may as well just have dial up

pathetic

[mike100]

My Maxnet 512 home speeds have risen today to,

28.8 kbps dial-up

33.6 kbps dial-up

53.3 kbps dial-up

56 kbps ISDN

122 kbps YOU

128 kbps ISDN

384 kbps DSL

768 kbps DSL

1000 kbps DSL

1500 kbps DSL/T1/Cable Modem

Not as good as they were, but at least usable now.

Mike.