Posts Tagged ‘speed test’

postheadericon My Super PC

How Fast Is It? Half-Life 2 Benchmark When I built My Super PC, I ran a number of speed tests to check out every component and to verify it is running as fast as it should. I describe what tests I ran and how to interpret the results in detail on pages near the end of my assembly instructions. These are important tests to be sure, but that’s as far as they go – they only confirm that it is running as fast as it should. So how well does it handle actual real-world tasks?

There’s no doubt that My Super PC handles the casual tasks of computer use with ease, such as word processing and broadband internet surfing. The meaningful measurements are how well it holds up when performing the most demanding software applications, namely games with a ton of graphics, animations and particle effects.

For any game to be playable, smooth and responsive, it needs to achieve a frames-per-second (FPS) of at least 30. The FPS is the rate at which the game is updating screen. This figure is a little higher than the 24 frames-per-second used for movies. Computer games need a higher rate since they don’t get the blurring effect that helps blend movie frame images.

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postheadericon Tom’s Ultimate RAM Speed Tests : Is Fast Memory Really Worth It?

Memory vendors have become excellent at marketing their latest high-end products: DDR3-2000 speeds are currently considered state of the art for enthusiast Intel platforms based on Intel’s P35, X38, X48 chipsets or the new Nvidia 7 series. But how much sense do these products really make? While mainstream DDR2 memory has reached almost ridiculously low price levels – you can get two 2 GB DDR2-800 DIMMs for less than $80 – DDR3 memory at 1600 speed or faster easily costs five times as much, without delivering even double the performance. In fact, for the vast majority of users, the difference between mainstream and high-end memory turns out to be extremely small.

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postheadericon Speed Test Tool

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postheadericon Increase the Speed of Your Internet Connection

Increase the Speed of Your Internet Connection

Does your ISP deliver the speed you pay for? It’s rather easy to test your broadband internet speed. However, there are a few things to keep in mind. For one, ISPs usually promise an “up to” speed, so you can’t expect top performance at all times, that’s part of the deal. During high traffic times your ISP will suffer from high loads and will certainly not be able to deliver the maximum speed. Thus you’d best perform different speed tests at different time points, to see whether you ever reach the top speed. Also, when running a speed test, make sure no other applications are using the internet, else the result will not be accurate.

Speedtest.net is a good place to test your internet speed. They operate through servers all over the world, so you can connect to a server near you, which increases the accuracy of your result.

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postheadericon Internet Speed Test

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Internet Connection Speed Test

Want to know if the speed of your Internet connection is really that good or that bad? Test it out with a quick Internet speed test. Not only can you test & compare your Internet speed against your type of connection, but against other forms of high speed Internet access, like DSL, Cable or even T1 lines.

Internet Speed Test provided by Speedtest.net
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postheadericon How To Test Computer Performance

The performance of a computer can depend on its usage or how old the computer is. You can drastically improve your computer by testing your computer performance and seeing what the cause of the slowdown is. There might be different errors on the computer that you might not notice, especially if you mostly use your computer for surfing the Internet. You can download software or make use of computer performance tests and checks online. Don’t worry, there are ways to check computer performance for free, so you won’t have to pay a penny.

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postheadericon How to Speed Up Your Internet Cable Connection

How to Speed Up Your Internet Cable Connection (and Prevent “Time-outs”)

by Barbara Brabec

Did you know that the wrong firewall settings can slow your cable connection speed down to a crawl? Sounds simple, but as my experience shows, some computer experts don’t know this … or what causes a cable connection to “time out.” Learn from my experience!

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postheadericon How to Improve Your Broadband Connection over a LAN line

Broadband Connection Speed

The only thing better than a fast broadband Internet connection, is a faster broadband Internet connection. Broadband Internet speed tests allow you to measure your current broadband speed against that of faster broadband Internet connections. There are various programs and software packages that you can purchase through which you can increase the speed of your Internet connection. You can also make adjustments to the hardware components (Upgrade processor speed and memory levels) of your system maximizing your computer’s broadband connection potential.

If you’re not looking to purchase additional software / hardware add-ons, there are manual “tweaks†that you can make to your system through which you can boost your broadband speed.

Increasing Your Broadband Internet Speed
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postheadericon Online CPU Speed Test

Good question UM…

Also, you have to be associated/log in to Facebook to use this (i see its temporary but I cant log in to FB at the office)?

Are we sure this person isnt a spammer with applicable content?

lol.. I removed my post as I wanted to check something
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postheadericon Broadband Speed Test Information | Speed Test | Cable

A broadband speed test is a tool people use to measure how fast their Internet connection is operating. There are plenty of high speed Internet speed tests available online for free to keep you informed on how fast your broadband Internet is functioning.

How to Test Your Broadband Speed
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