The modem speed test pages are designed for, and tested on, ordinary analogue dial-up modems, and ISDN modems. Results of tests for other 'high speed' modems, such as, cable modems and xDSL modems, may be in-accurate.
4 tests are currently available:
56K/ISDN - measures average data throughput using a 30KBytes graphic, and presents the result in an 56K/ISDN comparison chart.
Large Graphic (470KBytes) - measures average data throughput using a 470KBytes graphic, and presents the result in a comparison chart.
Extra Large Graphic (1400KBytes) - measures average data throughput using a 1400KBytes graphic, and presents numerical result of download speed.
Very Large Graphic (24MBytes) - measures average data throughput using a 24MBytes graphic, and presents numerical result of download speed.
Bi-Directional Applet - measures both upload and download average data throughput, and presents a numerical result of both upload and download speed through our network. Requires Flash capability.

 

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The TOAST.net performance test measures the download times of a 335K text file or 220K graphic file.