Guess the ISP

Peak-time performance for 5 ISPs, A, B, C, D and E

Can you match them to BT, EE, Plusnet, Sky, TalkTalk?

Example of how to read the graph: How many users at peak-time achieved on average at least 95% of their maximum speed result? ISP A = 89%, B = 72%, C = 47%, D = 42%, E = 4%. The closer to the purple-dashed line, the better the ISP performance. Graph compiled by myself from raw dataset.

data is too old

Post deleted by RobertoS

Edited by RobertoS (Sat 11-Jul-15 10:16:35)

Yes, it's well before G.INP was introduced.

Also I think it's before BT Consumer put it on their website that peak-time slowdowns were normal and to be expected. Which itself was after slowdowns caused by apparent BT Wholesale became common.

The trends are remarkably constant from 2013 throughout the whole of 2014. So this is established performance, it doesn't change from one week to the next, and it is the base on which future results will be founded. This is the only proper analysis of peak-time speeds I know of.

If you have specific guesses about any changes for ISPs in 2015, then nothing stopping you saying them When fresher results come we can see if you were right.

If people know so well how things are right now, what they were half a year ago should be dead easy! Yet no takers so far!

(G.INP is irrelevant and there is no evidence whatsoever of a general BTw issue to affect all 3 BTw ISPs, but more to the point you sure can't see 3 equal looking-graphs anyway!)

Can you just tell us.............

I expect she's been pulling data out of this report.

Oops. More likely this one, which the first one comes from.

Edited by RobertoS (Sun 12-Jul-15 22:48:04)

Wow, how clever.

My second edit gives the actual source I think. My first edit was a half-way house. The one there now has ISP breakdown.

Edited by RobertoS (Sun 12-Jul-15 22:49:44)