I ran this test on my laptop over WiFi with a medium strength signal and got 951 kilobits per second - real-world speed of 118 KB/s. Fast enough for me - if every server could deliver 118 KB/s, the world would be a better place. :lol:
Well, it's not just flip a switch and it's done. It involves registery editing, making sure there's no bottlenecks, etc. And it makes a huge deal of difference where you're located and how much traffic there is. Try the speedguide patches above as step 1. Most windows machines are set up for dial up modems, and as such aren't pulling anywhere near what they could from the ISP.
1.5 megabits here in richmond. That's what I get on the regular so i'm happy with it. I ran the test on my parents cable modem in New Jersey and they got 4.7 megabits down :evil: and they say that people in the city have slower speeds...yeah right. My parents a right in the city and they get that speed all the time, only problem is their cable co. blocks all the good ports :cry: