2004 Web Hosting Speed Challenge!

[BRISK]

Here's what I would like to see from any hosting providers that want to put their bandwidth to the test:

1. Place a minimum 5mb file on one of your servers

2. Post a link to the file in this thread

3. GFY members will right-click on the link and Save Target As...

4. We will monitor the average speed of the download, then post our results in this thread.



*Note to GFY members, when reporting your results, it would help if you include your connection type (Cable, DSL, etc...) and location (California, Germany, Australia, etc...)

[xclusive]

Sounds like a good idea to me. But I might suggest that the timings be taken 2 times at least an hour apart to give a more acurate view of the situation...

[Harmon]

This is a kick ass idea. I'm looking for some new hosting to boot

[BRISK]

Originally posted by Harmon
This is a kick ass idea. I'm looking for some new hosting to boot

It's a good opportunity for hosting providers to get some new clients, assuming they can produce some impressive results.

Who will step up first?

[BRISK]

It's your server versus mine! The winner will be showered with praise, the loser will be taunted and booed until my throat is sore!

[BRISK]

C'mon! Don't be shy

[Basic_man]

Originally posted by BRISK

I remember this episode.. funny :D


Can I host a 5mb file from my virtual account and post it here?

[Magg]

http://66.55.137.174/test.iso


dont forget location also matters and your own ISP's routing, no matter who you host with

[- Jesus Christ -]

Not really a good test.

The internet is not static enough to make somthing like this accurate at all.

http://www.internetpulse.net/

[BRISK]

Originally posted by - Jesus Christ -
Not really a good test.

The internet is not static enough to make somthing like this accurate at all.

http://www.internetpulse.net/

I say it's better than nothing