Pingtest.net

Resi Respati · Oct 4, 2009

The "sequel" of Speedtest.net (still in beta phase)

Pingtest.net calculates your broadband quality (ping, jitter, and packet loss)

This is my result after some tryouts (well, nearest server so far is still far far away

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Ivo Simons · Oct 4, 2009

James Johnson · Oct 4, 2009

Thomas Hackel · Oct 4, 2009

1. Test

2. Test

3. Test (second computer in download modus)

David Buxton · Oct 4, 2009

Neil Gault · Oct 4, 2009

Omer Said · Oct 4, 2009

Mark Birney · Oct 5, 2009

Lookit Buxton and his superior interwebness :O

Knut Omdal Tveito · Oct 5, 2009

Yatzee

Rhys Gardiner · Oct 5, 2009

First was to some server in the Phillipines, second was one in NZ...

Brian Duddy · Oct 6, 2009

fails every time for me... ;(

Resi Respati · Oct 7, 2009

Another test on Malaysian server

Learn more about MOS:
http://www.pingtest.net/learn.php

I got a C line quality, which means...

Acceptable. Your VoIP quality will suffer some, and you will have a disadvantage in many online games. Most streaming media will be fine. You should try testing again to another server close to you.
MOS between 4.00 and 4.27 (Example - a ping around 150 ms with 1% packet loss)

Well, no more servers nearby though...

Scott Malcolm · Oct 8, 2009

Brian Duddy · Oct 8, 2009

Scott Malcolm said:

Packet loss 100% O_o

How, exactly, are you communicating with us?

EDIT: I swear that was packet loss 100% when I quoted it...

Wido Rossen · Oct 8, 2009

bduddy said:
Packet loss 100% O_o

How, exactly, are you communicating with us?

LOL............

Mine before my new Docsis III modem. ( will show new ping after install )

And other server.

Christopher Aponte · Oct 8, 2009

Scott Malcolm · Oct 8, 2009

bduddy said:
Packet loss 100% O_o

How, exactly, are you communicating with us?

I have no idea??!??!

Wido Rossen · Oct 8, 2009

Installed new DOCSIS III modem.

Not yet i great improvement.
Maybe when ziggo upgrade`s the speed to 50Mb/s it`s better.
I`ll have to wait and see.

Did one from a pc that`s connected by cable instead of wireless.