5 ms·

730mpbs to fast.com while only 700mbps on speedtest.net (with 853mbps up).

• smcl 10y ago
  Strange I too have a higher upload than download speed on speedtest.net (usually 75 down, 80 up - or so)
• nicky0 10y ago
  What kind of connection gives you 730Mbps?
  • kinai 10y ago
    Gigabit becomes quite common in Europe. I get 910
    • nicky0 10y ago
      Wow. Is this a home consumer connection? What is the cost?
      • kinai 10y ago
        40 Euro. 100mbit 9,90, 600mbit 19,90. Eastern Europe for the win ;)
        • photonios 10y ago
          Bit on the high side, I pay a fourth of that here :)
          • nicky0 10y ago
            10 euro/month for 1 gigabit?
      • photonios 10y ago
        45 RON / Month == 10 EUR / Month == $11.9 / Month In Romania ;) http://www.rcs-rds.ro/internet-digi-net/fiberlink?t=internet-fix&pachet=digi_net_fiberlink_1000 http://www.rcs-rds.ro/internet-digi-net/fiberlink?t=internet...
  • kalleboo 10y ago
    I'm on a basic 1 GBps home connection here in Japan. Costs $35/mo. My ISP is kinda crappy so I usually only get around 300-500 MBit - I've been looking into changing ISPs (the fibre network has open competition)
• ffk 10y ago
  Netflix has boxes that are colocated at some ISP locations to stream videos closer to your location. Maybe fast.com connects to those systems.
  • sinnet3000 10y ago
    Yes it does. For example here for the speedtest it started a connection to: ipv4_1-lagg0-c002.1.hmo001.telmex.isp.nflxvideo.net (which is my ISP Telmex in Hermosillo) and ipv4_1-cxl0-c041.1.dfw003.ix.nflxvideo.net which is in Dallas.