And maybe your market and provider?
Your modem if you know what it is.

Here's a link to a speedtest.

When it's done, you can choose a forum link to share your result.
Here's mine...

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Ping 10ms
DL 20.48 Mb/s
UL 3.58 Mb/s

I guess I can't complain about the wifi "borrowed" from the bar downstairs. :-)
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If I connect directly to the router I am closer to the 75 MPS advertised. But that is two floors up in my father's study. I am connected via Ethernet through the house wiring. Wifi is about the same speed, however.....
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I aint gonna do a test right now cause I'm at work. I have a 10 Mbps DSL package. I usually get the speeds I pay for. I have 10 down and 1 up with pretty low ping times.
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Ping - 36ms
Dnld - 23.69
Upld - 6.08

I pay for 25 down and 5 up, so not to shabby! :-)
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Amazing I saw this thread then the site wouldn't load for me. You internets are so fast they took down the Asylum. :-)
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So it wasn't just me having problems?
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Modem - Motorola SB6180
Router - Netgear R6300

Nope.
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Odd that my speed is slower than Scott's, yet I have a B+ grade and he has a C grade. Unless they include upload speed- which nobody cares about unless you do a lot of photo uploading.
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Or game. Upload speed pretty important there, also.
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I used to have cable internet at our old house with ~60Mb down. Those were the good old days.

Now? Living out in BFE, paying the same amount for 2 line DSL. A whopping 5Mb down. Ooof! Hoping my options expand in the next 12 months.
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http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/4548110213

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Surewest is the provider in Elk Grove, CA
It's fiber to the house, Cat 5 from converter to the new Linksys AC3200 router I just finished installing.

6ms
14.19 mbps download
20.33 mbps upload
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http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/4548645259
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AT&T Uverse
ping 23 ms
down 7.66
up 1.49

Waiting on Google fiber to come to the neighborhood, then I can pay the same price (or actually a little less) for gigabit speed!
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Comcast Xfinity
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I'm on a wireless connection to my Frontier router.

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If I go wired, I get really close to 35/35 Mbps
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The above is wireless; wired speed is:
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