have you been getting good speeds? i rented my leeware for an invite.. and the person is getting excellent speeds.. they've got luck. about 600kb/s steady.
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have you been getting good speeds? i rented my leeware for an invite.. and the person is getting excellent speeds.. they've got luck. about 600kb/s steady.
1.7-3.0mb
shitty, that's why I got leaseweb
i gotta say it wasn't bad since a couple of days, more stable also, but since i switched to leaseweb, i don't give a damn anyomre and told lee to trash my vm even though there was somes days left to my contract.
ive hit 6mb down and 4mb up ....but it changes alot.but i can hold above 1mb up on files with lots of leechers.
at the moment i have one going 5mb down 2.5mb up.
i think i might keep the leeware, its getting pretty good speeds.
leaseweb's cs is shit.
yea some people want super fast speeds so they are against leeware,but even at its worst its a little faster than my home connection so im happy.
my best up 9.2mb/seg
LEEWARE
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nice....how do you do it ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by LorD.MeXiCaN
what kind of problem did you have?
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Originally Posted by tinkercat2003
my server keeps crashing (i don't know why), remote reboot isn't working, cs is only open during business hours in the netherlands = which opens at 3 AM for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by KFlintwhat kind of problem did you have?
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Originally Posted by tinkercat2003
sorry for you man...:ermm:
my box is running linux centOS and i really enjoy it, no need to reboot since i got it.
You would certainly have a most stable box on linux rather than Microsoft (which i think your server runs right?)