Downtime The "extreme Screamyx slowdowns" Thread V3, Read 1st post to learn how to "post!"
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 Apr 19 2009, 10:28 PM
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43 posts Joined: Jan 2008  
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2 days after stimix deadline of 100% restoration..the saga continues...the slow speed continues...the download from website not moving continues....the speedtest wont load continues...
maybe we need V4 really soon... |
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Apr 19 2009, 10:39 PM
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Newbie
0 posts Joined: Apr 2009 From: Land of The Suckinmyx
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anyone here hav their RS n MU connections up ? or it is still slugish SLOW i am now on 60.51 ip which is ok for browsin.....youtube seems ok.... but RS still fark tup..... been tryin for 2 days to get the 60.48 ip.... but cant get... alwiz landed up wif 124.xx , 115.xx , 118.101 , 60.50 , 60.51 any ip seems to werk well wif RS pls let us know..... thanx..... |
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Apr 19 2009, 10:46 PM
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11 posts Joined: Apr 2009
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version 4!~
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Apr 19 2009, 10:47 PM
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2,330 posts Joined: Jan 2003 From: 192.168.1.2 
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QUOTE(ablack @ Apr 19 2009, 10:39 PM) anyone here hav their RS n MU connections up ? or it is still slugish SLOW please read my post in # 972i am now on 60.51 ip which is ok for browsin.....youtube seems ok.... but RS still fark tup..... been tryin for 2 days to get the 60.48 ip.... but cant get... alwiz landed up wif 124.xx , 115.xx , 118.101 , 60.50 , 60.51 any ip seems to werk well wif RS pls let us know..... thanx.....  |
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Apr 19 2009, 10:50 PM
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180 posts Joined: Sep 2006
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what laaa...just now in morning had good connection. yest also, 1Meg line can get up to 170kbps. now crawling back to 0-40kbps since afternoon.
its like they're purposely teasing you. let u taste heaven a bit, then straight kick u in the nuts!!!!!!!!!! |
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Apr 19 2009, 10:54 PM
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11 posts Joined: Apr 2009
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Malaysia is losing
 Top Countries by Download Speed 1. 17.83 Mb/s Korea, Republic of 2. 16.07 Mb/s Japan 3. 11.55 Mb/s Sweden 4. 11.28 Mb/s Lithuania 5. 10.33 Mb/s Romania 6. 10.11 Mb/s Latvia 7. 9.40 Mb/s Bulgaria 8. 8.97 Mb/s Netherlands 9. 7.59 Mb/s Germany 10. 7.39 Mb/s Russian Federation 11. 7.26 Mb/s Moldova, Republic of 12. 7.23 Mb/s Slovakia 13. 7.15 Mb/s Switzerland 14. 7.04 Mb/s Finland ---------------------------------------------- 81. 1.67 Mb/s Malaysia Top Countries by Upload Speed 1. 8.08 Mb/s Lithuania 2. 7.49 Mb/s Japan 3. 4.43 Mb/s Bulgaria 4. 4.32 Mb/s Romania 5. 4.28 Mb/s Russian Federation 6. 4.10 Mb/s Sweden 7. 3.86 Mb/s Slovenia 8. 3.86 Mb/s Latvia 9. 3.35 Mb/s Moldova, Republic of 10. 3.32 Mb/s Andorra 11. 2.95 Mb/s Korea, Republic of 12. 2.79 Mb/s Asia/Pacific Region 13. 2.77 Mb/s Hong Kong 14. 2.72 Mb/s Netherlands ---------------------------------------------- 71. 0.52 Mb/s Malaysia |
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Apr 19 2009, 11:05 PM
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2,090 posts Joined: Jan 2003 From: وڠسا ماجو
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streamyx did it again. yay..'super fast' connection again today.
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Apr 19 2009, 11:24 PM
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313 posts Joined: Apr 2006
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Some speeds are tolerable to me .... as long i get 20 to 40 kb speed i am happy man ^^v
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Apr 19 2009, 11:40 PM
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2,516 posts Joined: Feb 2007 From: Uarla Umpur 
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oh my god whats wrong with streamyx today man..
60.50.63.x is really sucky man.. really sucks... |
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Apr 20 2009, 12:10 AM
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8,635 posts Joined: Jun 2006 From: Jeonju/Jeollabuk-do
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Tried playing online game...ping is >300.
WTF. This post has been edited by Raikkonen: Apr 20 2009, 12:13 AM |
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Apr 20 2009, 12:29 AM
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2,657 posts Joined: Feb 2008 From: Highbury House, 75 Drayton Park, London
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Please someone let me know WHEN THE F is Screamyx gonna be ok???
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Apr 20 2009, 12:33 AM
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924 posts Joined: Dec 2006 From: Kay Ell
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QUOTE(andrew9292 @ Apr 19 2009, 09:06 PM) Appearantly i did. Now the pings to google.my and google.au same. wow~ nice said!! i will give u positive rating... your explaination of Ping and Packet Lost are brilliant!Ping to google around 60ms, to speedtest about 500ms. Altho these ping figures are bad, they will be good for torrents cause of 0% packet loss, in order for good torrenting u need an IP that give u international connection with almost no packet loss, pings up 600ms are acceptable. ***Packet Loss will determine your Top speed or overall speed....less packet loss = 100% transmission of data = full speed ***Ping Time will determine your Pick-up speed... higher ping = more time consumed for the data to get to your computer, so when u start torrent it will take some time to reach the max speed of your connection (providing the seeds are enough) (300 seeds and above) -Just imagine every packet of data is a public bus, more packet loss means when the bus leaves the station, it doesnt reach the next station. so u will get low speed, as the passenger (data) doesnt reach u. -And imagine ping as the time taken for a bus from one station to reach another station, the faster the ping, the faster the passenger (data) will reach you. -So, imagine a public bus (packet) carries 10kb of data, if the packet loss is high (100%), that 10kb of data will never reach you. if the packet loss is 0%, that 10kb of data will reach u. So, imagine 10 bus is fetching 100kb of data to your computer and your ip got no packet loss, jeng jeng jeng... 100kb of data of that in buses will reach u! -The ping determines how long it takes for the bus to go from your computer and come back. this affects pick up speed of torrent cos the higher the ping, the more time it is needed to initially connect to all your seeds/peers, thus making the first (insert a number here) minutes of your torrent rather slow speed. SO WHY IS YOUR WEBSITE DOWNLOAD SPEED STILL SLOW, This i still cant really find a layman's way of explaining...lemme think...  -U see, when u torrent, there are many seeds (other computers) sending u the data, so if u connect to 10 seeds, and each seed send u 10kb of data, u get 100kb of data. -With website, u get only one data source (like only 1 seed). Plus tmnet's ping is high. So it will take long time for that data to reach u. *If LOW ping, each data will reach u in this manner: (10kb).. 100ms delay...(10kb)....100ms delay....(5kb) 150ms delay.... total 350ms for 25kb of data to reach u *If HIGH ping: (10kb).. 600ms delay...(10kb)....600ms delay....(5kb) 600ms delay.... total 1.8 seconds for 25kb to reach u -Something like that lah...for torrent ping not really matter, if u got 10 seeds, each sending u 10kb, this is what it will look like: (10 x 10kb) ....600ms delay... (10 x 10kb) ...600ms delay.... total 200kb in 1.2 seconds... see the difference? hope this helps.... ; ) *my information/description is not 100% exact! nope, a packet doesnt carry 10kb of data, and no, the shape of a packet does not look like a bus! LOL. its just a really Malaysian way of explaining the internet. dont flame me ah ; ) peace. owh and please tell me if my info is wrong, thks i like it mate!!!  |
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Apr 20 2009, 02:00 AM
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1,428 posts Joined: Oct 2004
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QUOTE(andrew9292 @ Apr 19 2009, 09:06 PM) Appearantly i did. Now the pings to google.my and google.au same. Ping to google around 60ms, to speedtest about 500ms. You forget that Google's DNS will try to return the closest host to you. You can also ping Google "in Germany" (www.google.de) and get the same ping time. It has nothing to do with connecting to Australia. QUOTE ***Ping Time will determine your Pick-up speed... higher ping = more time consumed for the data to get to your computer, so when u start torrent it will take some time to reach the max speed of your connection (providing the seeds are enough) (300 seeds and above) Not really. The time it takes for your torrent to reach "full" speed is based on how long it takes you to find enough peers to fill your pipe. Latency (ping) is the tiniest portion of this, insignificant really. QUOTE -Just imagine every packet of data is a public bus, more packet loss means when the bus leaves the station, it doesnt reach the next station. so u will get low speed, as the passenger (data) doesnt reach u. -And imagine ping as the time taken for a bus from one station to reach another station, the faster the ping, the faster the passenger (data) will reach you. -So, imagine a public bus (packet) carries 10kb of data, if the packet loss is high (100%), that 10kb of data will never reach you. if the packet loss is 0%, that 10kb of data will reach u. So, imagine 10 bus is fetching 100kb of data to your computer and your ip got no packet loss, jeng jeng jeng... 100kb of data of that in buses will reach u! You're missing the point about why packet loss is a problem, and why it is much worse for speed than latency (which, by comparison, is not very important at all except for high interactivity applications like gaming). With TCP, all the data will eventually get to you, even at moderately high rates of packet loss (unless you give up and stop waiting). But it becomes very slow. That's because the remote computer will send you a bunch of data, but after a while it will stop sending if it doesn't receive any confirmation from your computer that the data has arrived. If either the data from the remote server to you, or the acknowledgement from you to the remote server, keeps getting lost, then both computers will hang around waiting until a timeout period expires, then they will try to send again. The timeout period can be several seconds, which is far longer than even the longest live link latency. QUOTE *If LOW ping, each data will reach u in this manner: (10kb).. 100ms delay...(10kb)....100ms delay....(5kb) 150ms delay.... total 350ms for 25kb of data to reach u *If HIGH ping: (10kb).. 600ms delay...(10kb)....600ms delay....(5kb) 600ms delay.... total 1.8 seconds for 25kb to reach u No, your understanding of latency's effect on transmission is incorrect. With TCP, the sending machine does not wait for each acklowledgement before sending the very next packet. As long as it is receiving acknowledgements from recent packets, it will continue to send data in arrears. There's a pretty clear explanation here: http://www.osischool.com/protocol/Tcp/slid...indow/index.php and a Flash animation at the bottom of the page that demonstrates what is happening. The gap between the upper (sender) and lower (receiver) is the latency. With 100ms ping or 600ms ping, the difference in total send time is not that high, and as the amount of data being sent increases, the difference in total send time doesn't increase. That is, it might take about 1000ms (one second) longer to send your 25KB at 600ms latency vs 100ms latency, and if you were receiving 500GB instead of 25KB, the totaly difference in transmit time for 100ms vs 600ms latency would still be only about 1000ms unless there was also packet loss. Latency is really not that big a deal for data transfer. |
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Apr 20 2009, 04:50 AM
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QUOTE(mhaneline @ Apr 19 2009, 10:54 PM) Malaysia is losing omg, wat a shame shame record Top Countries by Download Speed 1. 17.83 Mb/s Korea, Republic of 2. 16.07 Mb/s Japan 3. 11.55 Mb/s Sweden 4. 11.28 Mb/s Lithuania 5. 10.33 Mb/s Romania 6. 10.11 Mb/s Latvia 7. 9.40 Mb/s Bulgaria 8. 8.97 Mb/s Netherlands 9. 7.59 Mb/s Germany 10. 7.39 Mb/s Russian Federation 11. 7.26 Mb/s Moldova, Republic of 12. 7.23 Mb/s Slovakia 13. 7.15 Mb/s Switzerland 14. 7.04 Mb/s Finland ---------------------------------------------- 81. 1.67 Mb/s Malaysia Top Countries by Upload Speed 1. 8.08 Mb/s Lithuania 2. 7.49 Mb/s Japan 3. 4.43 Mb/s Bulgaria 4. 4.32 Mb/s Romania 5. 4.28 Mb/s Russian Federation 6. 4.10 Mb/s Sweden 7. 3.86 Mb/s Slovenia 8. 3.86 Mb/s Latvia 9. 3.35 Mb/s Moldova, Republic of 10. 3.32 Mb/s Andorra 11. 2.95 Mb/s Korea, Republic of 12. 2.79 Mb/s Asia/Pacific Region 13. 2.77 Mb/s Hong Kong 14. 2.72 Mb/s Netherlands ---------------------------------------------- 71. 0.52 Mb/s Malaysia  would govnment ever take action on this or just lamely use many kind of excuse? |
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Apr 20 2009, 07:43 AM
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675 posts Joined: Jan 2003 From: PJ, Selangor
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Surely more reasons to cover up their "laziness" or the Malaysian signature attitude, blaming others.
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Apr 20 2009, 07:51 AM
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985 posts Joined: Oct 2006 From: Limbo
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Something is wrong....just look at that pic and figure out what is....
p.s. the speed drops back to 5.6 KB/s in about 20 secs Attached thumbnail(s) 
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Apr 20 2009, 08:57 AM
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283 posts Joined: Apr 2005
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QUOTE(mhaneline @ Apr 19 2009, 10:54 PM) Malaysia is losing we are keep wining to the last number 1~~Top Countries by Download Speed 1. 17.83 Mb/s Korea, Republic of 2. 16.07 Mb/s Japan 3. 11.55 Mb/s Sweden 4. 11.28 Mb/s Lithuania 5. 10.33 Mb/s Romania 6. 10.11 Mb/s Latvia 7. 9.40 Mb/s Bulgaria 8. 8.97 Mb/s Netherlands 9. 7.59 Mb/s Germany 10. 7.39 Mb/s Russian Federation 11. 7.26 Mb/s Moldova, Republic of 12. 7.23 Mb/s Slovakia 13. 7.15 Mb/s Switzerland 14. 7.04 Mb/s Finland ---------------------------------------------- 81. 1.67 Mb/s Malaysia Top Countries by Upload Speed 1. 8.08 Mb/s Lithuania 2. 7.49 Mb/s Japan 3. 4.43 Mb/s Bulgaria 4. 4.32 Mb/s Romania 5. 4.28 Mb/s Russian Federation 6. 4.10 Mb/s Sweden 7. 3.86 Mb/s Slovenia 8. 3.86 Mb/s Latvia 9. 3.35 Mb/s Moldova, Republic of 10. 3.32 Mb/s Andorra 11. 2.95 Mb/s Korea, Republic of 12. 2.79 Mb/s Asia/Pacific Region 13. 2.77 Mb/s Hong Kong 14. 2.72 Mb/s Netherlands ---------------------------------------------- 71. 0.52 Mb/s Malaysia |
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Apr 20 2009, 09:45 AM
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4,038 posts Joined: Aug 2005 From: Earth 
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Getting Max Speed with 115.XXX ip address now
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Apr 20 2009, 09:49 AM
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Nah. Gomen will probably say that our speed is still better than <insert African country here>. And speedtest.net is an agent of Pakatan and the gomen will engage an overpriced independant agency to give an accurate download speed ranking.
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Apr 20 2009, 10:28 AM
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388 posts Joined: Oct 2006 From: lrtwey
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This is 1001 reply for this thread.
If we have a statistics of speed problems, what can we do with it? Show it to someone? |
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