I have been collecting data for the last six days. I am using 3 “unlimited” broadband in Dublin. I pay € 29.99 month for this service.
This data was collected every 10 minutes using the python `speedtest-cli` toolkit on a Raspberry pi zero W. The data was processed using R with the `tidyverse` packages.
The median daily upload speed is 1.04 Mbps while the median daily download speed is 1.25 Mbps.
I would love to hear from other users who have performed such tests, and compare notes.
Looks like you’ve flattened the curve! 😅
I get berween 70-80 down and 5 to 10 up on FTTC. They’ve installed a fibre distribution box on a telephone pole by my house but they haven’t activated it yet, as soon as they do I’ll be upgrading to gigabit speeds.
An post 18 per month virtual network using Vodafone network. Recent speeds below as used in LTE router. Variable but good enough.
Results are bit skewed by a network issue I had not related to my internet though so it’s lower than usual. Pay for 500 and pretty much always get within 10%.
Nice use of ggplot2.
923.87 down, 114.13 up. Just tested there. Eir fibre over the NBI network in the midlands
Cork City. Paying for 500mb/s with Eir. Getting 380mb/s on a good day which I’m told is actually very good. We both work from home so Zoom all day, Netflix on with the kids and it doesn’t skip a beat. Wouldn’t see the point of paying for 1GB/s to be honest.
On a 250Mb connection, getting 252 download, 25.2 upload
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I have been collecting data for the last six days. I am using 3 “unlimited” broadband in Dublin. I pay € 29.99 month for this service.
This data was collected every 10 minutes using the python `speedtest-cli` toolkit on a Raspberry pi zero W. The data was processed using R with the `tidyverse` packages.
The median daily upload speed is 1.04 Mbps while the median daily download speed is 1.25 Mbps.
I would love to hear from other users who have performed such tests, and compare notes.
Looks like you’ve flattened the curve! 😅
I get berween 70-80 down and 5 to 10 up on FTTC. They’ve installed a fibre distribution box on a telephone pole by my house but they haven’t activated it yet, as soon as they do I’ll be upgrading to gigabit speeds.
An post 18 per month virtual network using Vodafone network. Recent speeds below as used in LTE router. Variable but good enough.
https://preview.redd.it/uhco2mk0sopa1.png?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&v=enabled&s=8e3020e74f7909662c2aa3b259485e1a8ace397f
Imagine internet. 70-100mbps. 50 euros per month.
Usually between 150 and 250 Mbps with starlink. I’m up a mountain with not even phone signal, it has been life-changing.
I’m on fibre so getting about 400 where I’m sat. To get close to 1GB I would have to plug in to the router, but I can live without.
Here my most recent 7 days (Virgin broadband 500mbps service)
https://i.imgur.com/36zTu8I.jpg
Most of the time I’m seeing around 450mps download and 49.5Mbps upload.
I just checked and didn’t realise my speed test docker has been down for two months which is annoying. This is the latest I have from January:
https://i.imgur.com/pxYrmCo.png
Results are bit skewed by a network issue I had not related to my internet though so it’s lower than usual. Pay for 500 and pretty much always get within 10%.
Nice use of ggplot2.
923.87 down, 114.13 up. Just tested there. Eir fibre over the NBI network in the midlands
300mb Roscommon
940 down 102 up in Kerry [https://www.speedtest.net/result/14521456244.png](https://www.speedtest.net/result/14521456244.png)
Cork City. Paying for 500mb/s with Eir. Getting 380mb/s on a good day which I’m told is actually very good. We both work from home so Zoom all day, Netflix on with the kids and it doesn’t skip a beat. Wouldn’t see the point of paying for 1GB/s to be honest.
On a 250Mb connection, getting 252 download, 25.2 upload
195 download & 45 upload on wireless
954 download & 182 upload on wired
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/you-can-now-get-high-speed-internet-moon-180951614/
The moon currently averages 19.44 megabits per second connection.
DOWNLOAD Mbps
348.60
UPLOAD Mbps
45.56
Virgin media in Dublin
Just testing now, on my phones wifi – 412 down, 49 up. Wired probably more but I don’t use wired often. Downloads are speedy!