What is your internet connection type?

CrimsonGodX

Member

• Oct 23, 2006

• #1

There seems to be alot of inconsistency in SRB2 netgames.
I know we all can't have the same type of connection, but I figured might as well get some statistics here.

 

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Bigboi

Guest

• Oct 23, 2006

• #2

Wireless at the moment. I also use Comcast, though.

 

Naga

True liar.

• Oct 23, 2006

• #3

Depends where I am, I use a cable connection at my Nan's, (2Mb/s), and ADSl at my Dad's (1Mb/s) and Mom's (2Mb/s).

But the last one just sucks, trust me. >.>;

 

JJames19119

Why did they remove Grey

• Oct 23, 2006

• #4

Verizon DSL because Comcast internet terribly sucks on the west coast. (At least in Washington...) I hope to get FiOS soon though. :D

 

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True Hyper Sonic

Member

• Oct 23, 2006

• #5

Wireless router. It sucks to me. It makes it very easy to lose your connection.

 

shadow the fox

Old Shame account.

• Oct 23, 2006

• #6

True Hyper Sonic said:

Wireless router. It sucks to me. It makes it very easy to lose your connection.

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JRose

LOL Man

• Oct 23, 2006

• #7

Free WiFi for now.

 

Jurai_Madman

Ich bin der Verrucktmann

• Oct 23, 2006

• #8

DSL: Sprint. My dad does not trust Comcrap.

 

Shuffle

Developer

Sonic Team Junior

• Oct 23, 2006

• #9

"Comcrap", how clever.
I have comcast and really like it. I just wish my upstream bandwidth wasn't practically in the negatives.

 

FlavoredLoli

Tastefully Twisted

• Oct 23, 2006

• #10

I have all kinds of connections .
First off right now I'm on my moms laptop using Knology internet with a wireless router of course . Yesterday my laptop had to be taken to get fixed which had an awesome connection.
My other connection is dial-up on one of the crappiest compaqs ever. It also uses windows ME :( but for what I use it for it does quite well (I don't play netgames or anything on it I go on IRC on it mostly).

 

Omega the Hedgehog

Member

• Oct 23, 2006

• #11

Dialup, god help me. Maybe when broadband starts becoming as free as my current ISP is I'll switch to it :|

 

clairebun

Community Noise Maker

Sonic Team Junior

• Oct 24, 2006

• #12

shadow the fox said:

True Hyper Sonic said:

Wireless router. It sucks to me. It makes it very easy to lose your connection.

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Me three. =P Fortunately I know how to keep it alive.

 

Maou-Shin Daioka

Member

• Oct 24, 2006

• #13

AT&T did have a special offer of 12.95 for 12 months, I took that opportunity and got away from dial-(crap)up

I love it, and I have a free internal wifi access point inside of router.

 

CrimsonGodX

Member

• Oct 24, 2006

• #14

I failed to mention my internet connection.
Yahoo! DSL with a 2Wire HomePortal 1000S router.
Incoming: 1536kbps
Outgoing: 384kbps

Oooops... just got a SOCK_Send error in SRB2!

 

Eidolon

Developer

Sonic Team Junior

Kart Krew™️

• Oct 24, 2006

• #15

Wireless doesn't count as an internet connection. It's a networking system.

Cable here, 48kbytesps upload. Pretty nice right now, although I may want FiOS sometime in the distant future...

 

clairebun

Community Noise Maker

Sonic Team Junior

• Oct 24, 2006

• #16

furyhunter600 said:

Wireless doesn't count as an internet connection. It's a networking system.

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Alright, fine, broadband. :P

 

protojo

Member

• Oct 24, 2006

• #17

4mb broadband for me :D

 

tails92

Member

• Oct 24, 2006

• #18

I have DSL.
4200 Kbit in Download and 320 Kbit in upload.
I only wish there wasn't so much difference between my download and upload speed. :(
The other bad aspect of it is that my ISP (Tele2)'s technical support is crappy :P
Other than that, it works fine for me.

 

Callum

Member

• Oct 24, 2006

• #19

DSL, 512Kbits download. Telecom New Zealand ;) On the 26, the broadband is uncapped, but the limit I have now is 10GB bandwidth.

 

Manslayer101

Member

• Oct 24, 2006

• #20

i use dsl, bellsouth my connecion is:

3Mbps downstream, 1.5Mbps upstream 8)