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I lot of invite giveaways state that I need to demonstrate a speedtest ie, "with a connection of +1 upload" or something like that. What does that mean? I have an idea but rather than guessing...
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What is a speedtest request "with a connection of +1 upload"?
Hey all. Just got started here on TI.
I lot of invite giveaways state that I need to demonstrate a speedtest ie, "with a connection of +1 upload" or something like that. What does that mean? I have an idea but rather than guessing...
it means that your upload speed must be 1mbps or above
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Go to Speedtest.net - The Global Broadband Speed Test and click begin test, then click on the share link that will show you a link for you to share, click copy and then when you are applying in a GA thread, paste that link. As far as meeting the speed requirements, that can only be done by paying more money to your cable or dsl provider, if your using Dial up, I have no idea how to help. :)
Anyways, hope this answers your question.
It simple means you go to speedtest.net, make a speedtest, click on share this result, then you post this url in the giveaway.Originally Posted by tryst00
The problem arises with what 'upload of +1' means, because speedtest.net shows you the result in Mbps, which is the standard format, but in your torrent client, simply the way data is labled it is displayed as 1MB/s
It can either mean an upload of 1Mbps or 1MB/s, because 8Mbps = 1MB/s
I don't know where you got this exact quote from, but it can be interpreted either way.
Last edited by Magister; December 17th, 2011 at 02:44 PM.
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The above quote is seems to be from my give aways.Thank you for bringing this up, I had not seen it could be misunderstood.
The intention is that it must comply with speedtest.net (+1 Mbps). Thanks to everyone who contributed to the thread, I will edit threads now.
Thanks, Kyllah...I'm on tiptoes around here, so I decided to throw it up in the help forum as opposed to bothering you directly by pm'ing or asking a possibly noob question inside one of your giveaways.
If you want a quick answer, the help section is the easiest way.
I think most TI members would like to respond a PM. It is a friendly and helpful forum, welcome. I respect however you take it seriously, would want the most new members did as you.
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