Airtel broadband, how reliable is it

[Manthan]

Is broadband protocols that rely on? I am a little doubtful that the information is correct, after driving test 2 times, I get the result 32.31 Mbit/s in download and 73.27 Mbit/sec in charge and I am getting a 30 Mbits ethernet cable in full duplex.

There is no one who is happier than me if it is reliable, but I've never seen that is 110% and 205% over what it should have.

[Mehfil]

Do not know if it is always really credible information! Have yourself a subscription with 10mbit upstream and downstream 100mbit. Do about 12mbit up and 80mbit down.

Have best been 7.61mbyte in sec of download speed and then it will go away.
Can also add that it is wireless n draft.

[TEcH GuRuJI]

Try this, http://www.speedtest.net/
Has given quite good results for me.

[Broad-Man]

Is there anything in the world you have to rely on, there are the broadband protocols / other benchmark. This is 100% practical performance tests that show your practical speed, which is also right. All it does is to send several packages, and take time on it and then figure out, is quite precise.

[Gustak]

I get more reliable results here, compared with other tests http://www.auditmypc.com/broadband-speed-test.asp

What you base this claim on? That it would be 'more reliable'?
That you get higher numbers of 'your' place, or what??

Speed Test and others shows nice, equal, while you write shows about 25% less, and unable to measure the speed up at all. My guess is that it is dodgy ropes up to the West and down to it, and that you are closer to them than to that.

[Amanat]

Did the same for broadband protocols and speedtest shows 24 and 25 for download and 1-1, 25 upload. Better for 24 down and 1 up but know others who have 50/10 on and has better speed. When it comes to really download anything, it is no more on speed and depends on how many people are on site downloading simultaneously.