I've just uploaded a 188MB file in 4m 35s.
Not sure of the maths on this one, anybody tell me what my upload speed is.
Thanks

You're running at 188MB per 4m 35s.

In reply to a post by BatBoy:

You're running at 188MB per 4m 35s.

Ask a stupid question............
I was hoping somebody could tell me what my speed was in Mbps

ah ok, 188MB = 188*8 = 1504 Mb

4m 35s = 240 + 35 = 275 s

so 1504 / 275 = 5.469 Mbps

I think?

In reply to a post by BatBoy:

ah ok, 188MB = 188*8 = 1504 Mb

4m 35s = 240 + 35 = 275 s

so 1504 / 275 = 5.469 Mbps

I think?

That sounds about right, matches up to the 5-6 Mbps i've been seeing on most speedcheckers.
Still well off my ip profile of 10 Mbps though...

Now try doing the same, but two files at once

In reply to a post by MrSaffron:

Now try doing the same, but two files at once

Using the BT Vault and it wont let me do 2 files simultaneously, any other easy way of trying?

Edited by deleted (Fri 13-Apr-12 13:10:39)

Run 2 www.speedtest.net sessions in 2 browser windows?

In reply to a post by BatBoy:

Run 2 www.speedtest.net sessions in 2 browser windows?

That'd take a bit of nifty timing, given triggering the downloads and the short time taken for uploads .

Hello, I think you can take the BT checker with a pinch of salt!
My Infinity - from last May - has been between 29/37 down & 6/8 up (using TBB monitor tool). I was told to expect approximately 29 down & 5 up: obviously these were conservative figures given by BT in my case. The first time I checked it when I initially had it installed was 38.79 down & 8.3 up: I think the lower figures I have are more representative, rather than the initial high reading. Either way, both you and I get more than was promised... Does anyone - you, perhaps - need the 80/20? Even using iPlayer/Netflix and others, I've found that 30ish is fine. Cheers, Les.