QUOTE(Demonic Wrath @ Apr 21 2010, 03:44 PM)
Well, even if you run a speed test to other server, most probably you'll get max speed. But TM will surely tell you to check up on their speedometer.
How do we know that they didn't just rig their speedometer to say our connection good all the time? That is why i use speedtest because i don't trust tmnut

I will check theirs out to see my result anyway since thats the only one they acknowledge :[ sien.
QUOTE(Demonic Wrath @ Apr 21 2010, 03:44 PM)
International speed? "Best effort policy", that's their answer to you. You've even agreed on it when you applied Streamyx. Check your terms and conditions.
What best effort? They hardly put much effort into international bandwidth :/ the last i heard all they did was buy a small share in the AAG (asia america gateway) and thats it. Maybe they are still doing ongoing developiment for the international bandwidth for us but i haven't heard anything about it :/
QUOTE(Demonic Wrath @ Apr 21 2010, 03:44 PM)
Yes, although best effort policy originally applies to local connection, now SKMM has ruled that users should get full speed on local servers. If you're not getting, then you can complain.
Most likely you can get max speed if you download with multiple connections. But, please be reminded that all our international bandwidth is shared by thousands of users. So, you might or might not get full speed when you're downloading from
international servers. Local servers should guarantee full speed though.
Hardly any local content to download :/ 80-90% local speed is a given. What matters to people these days is international. our MCMC is very like our MACC. They were made to give us the impression that our (the peoples) interests are being looked after, but actually they are only just for show, no action, and only looking out for the businesses and rarely the consumer
Anyway i will keep track of the speed somemore and see how it goes :/ it's only been a day so far...
ps: jdownloader speed is still around 400-460 kb/s using 4 simultaneous connections for a single download. Earlier i recorded 300 kb/s for mirc, i will check that and torrent in a bit

I'm using 175.144.xxx.xx.xx
This post has been edited by Moogle Stiltzkin: Apr 21 2010, 04:30 PM