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Checking download transfer rate Forum / New users corner
Justme77zz
Joined in Sep 2008 1 post(s)
November 24, 2010
I have been getting slow download tranfer rate (170kbs). I checked my computer system at speedtest. The results were(636kbs) from many locations in US. The system computer at Totem is slow. Would someone check the speed tranfer sometimes to keep system running at top speed. (2010/11/23)
November 24, 2010
Justme,
there are a lot of things that impact the speed of the connection and not just the server at the other end:
Typically from Australia to Totem servers, I usually get around 170 KBS, but at peak times, say the release of new cards, that will drop substaintly.
You have to remember that this is a smaller company and it does not necessarily have the capacity to put in all the connection points etc that large American companies do.
Having said that just comparing bandwidth speeds that you may get within the states, to bandwidth speeds available off shore is not necessarilly a valid comparison.
However Totem do indeed monitor there servers to try and get the best performance, but they also have to ensure that those connecting at a high speed from their end do not utlise all the Totem bandwidth to the detriment of those with slower connections.
there are a lot of things that impact the speed of the connection and not just the server at the other end:
- Speed at which your ISP connects
- Bandwidth allocation in the trans atlantic fibre optic cables
- How the evndor connects
- Traffic on the vendor servers
Typically from Australia to Totem servers, I usually get around 170 KBS, but at peak times, say the release of new cards, that will drop substaintly.
You have to remember that this is a smaller company and it does not necessarily have the capacity to put in all the connection points etc that large American companies do.
Having said that just comparing bandwidth speeds that you may get within the states, to bandwidth speeds available off shore is not necessarilly a valid comparison.
However Totem do indeed monitor there servers to try and get the best performance, but they also have to ensure that those connecting at a high speed from their end do not utlise all the Totem bandwidth to the detriment of those with slower connections.
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