At the moment, Firefox is downloading here and the speed is indicated in KB/sec-- read kilobytes per second. Your test speed of 4mbs is most likely 4 megabits per second.
For you too, Firefox is most likely showing the speed in kilobytes per second; when you read the speed, whether it's shown in upper case or lower case make all the difference.
Thus 300 kilobytes per second (300KB/sec) translates to 2 400 kilobits per second (2 400 kb/sec) since one byte consists of 8 bits. 2 400 kb/sec is 2.4 mb/sec or 2.4 mbs to use your notation and it's 60% of your test speed. This may be quite reasonable.
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You should go to their website an see what packages TalkTalk offers for broadband download speeds. If it was me, I'd also look on the web for reviews of the service to see if others are actually getting the download speeds they purchased.
SpeedFan is a free program that monitors and shows fan speeds, voltages and computer temperatures. It can be downloaded through the creator's website or CNET.
It affects the download speed of the internet if you are also scanning a anti virus to your computer.
Web n' Walk has several features to it. It has great download speeds, a stats tab in the software manager to see the download speeds you have gotten, and more.
For symmetrical speeds you are have to look at fiber internet. IVC Telecom has some good internet plans.
i normally get speeds varying from 12-19 mbps download.
You can try to get cheap satellite internet. Skyway USA is known to be the Cheapest Satellite provider in the US. They have about 4 options to try and even the cheapest option is said to be better than dialup. Some of their plans are :Bronze Plan: Download speeds of up to 256 Kbps - only $29.95 monthlySilver Plan: Download speeds of up to 512 Kbps - $49.95 monthlyGold Plan: Download speeds of up to 768 Kbps - $59.95 monthlyPlatinum Plan: Download speeds of up to 1.5 Mbps - $79.95 monthly
Comcast offers the fastest speeds with it comes to cable internet. Brighthouse is the next cheapest however they have lower speeds.
You can see the speeds of download in the download option. It is present in the menu of the Chrome.
Your speeds are dictated by your ISP. THEY set the amount for the download and upload speed.
The fastest download speeds for rural areas are available from HughesNet. Their fastest download speeds are 5MB per second which should be fine for FTP downloads and would be comparable to DSL or cable internet service.