Scrapebox speed???

OK so I have updated my internet connection from 20mbs to 60mbs, but see no difference in speed when using my SB, well now I only have used posting, but is there someone that can correct me if im wrong???? need to know if this can go faster or if the posting will improve buy faster internet...???? in feb I will get fiber 360mbs and hoping this will help alot.

Also can it be that when having better speed on internet that more postings stick???

did you set the connection to max?

nope but maybe I should since i now have alittle better connection?

yes you should.. test your connections and see what works for you...

well I saw a few hours ago that when testing blogs that stick on SB it went alot faster since my upgrade, also posting goes around 4 times faster, but stil the same rate in % of the ones that stick without using private proxys I stil need priovate proxys and since I dont have verified paypal I dont know where to find.

Sadly you cant post/check links/harvest faster than your proxies work, i run scrapebox on max settings with a 40mb line, key is good proxies

I agree the key is good proxys but before My conection was realy slow and working with 2 computers and now I see a difference and it make the work easyer... but yes good proxys and I need it asap....

no such thing as 360meg connection
my router says 100mb but my actual
speed is 10 meg . your 360 meg is what
it supports up to

try giving the forum your actual pc speed
by doing the speed test

http://www.speedtest.net/

load page click begin test - press buttin above map
then tell us your download speed - thats your true
speed

like me 100 mega bit modem
actual speed - just under 10 meg



and if u wanna make scrapebox work faster try editing
your scrapebox ini file speed settings like the rest of us

ps
Sweden fastest internet connection at 40 Gigabits per second connection
not even close to 360meg

currently the worlds fastest trial broadband is in the uk
cable broadband Virgin Media has upped the ante by announcing a trial of 200Mbps

as things stand to day


A recent survey about top internet speed users came in public. Its surprising to know that Two Asian countries are on the top of the table, Who have the highest downloading speed. South Korea and Japan are on 1st and 2nd position respectively.

Top 10 Countries

Following are the top ten countries of the world with respect to their Broadband Internet speeds:

1.
South Korea 17187 kbps
2.
Japan 16,365 kbps
3.
Lithuania 11,295 kbps
4.
Sweden 11,280 kbps
5.
Romania 10,236 kbps
6.
Latvian 9,782 kbps
7.
Bulgaria 9,074 kbps
8.
Netherlands 8,734 kbps
9.
Germany 7,447 kbps
10.
Russian Federation 7,260 kbps

These results tell us that it does not matter how large or small your country is. The technology can be anywhere. In comparison to United States (U.S) on area basis, these countries are nothing. But U.S. in no where in the Top 10. United states have only download speed of 6,198 kbps. Korea's broadband speed is almost 3 times than that of United States.

One other thing that can be causing posting failures is your DSL modem. Mine would lock up every day and eventually, I burned up the cheap Motorola modem SBC supplied me because of too many simultaneous connections. I had to buy a Cisco ADSL router to handle all my outbound connections.

quick question regarding setting up a dedicated SB machine. This will not be a server by the way. I assume the most important factors are in this order:

1. Connection speed
2. Quality of proxies
3. Speed and memory of the dedicated machine.
4. OS of box hosting SB application

Does this make sense in terms of where to invest in SB performance?
Are these assumptions correct?

well Iknow they never give what they say, but here in Portugal they have fiber 360mbs and il take it in jan..... then what it give in the end i dont know...but it is better then the 60mbs fiber i have now.

also look at http://www.zon.pt for more info about 360mbs fiber

do the speed test post the forum
your speed

http://www.speedtest.net/

i did mine 100mb modem 10 meg speed


load page click begin test - press buttin above map
then tell us your download speed - thats your true
speed


your asking for help but u wont post your true
speed test

One thing to consider is the inbound connection limit introduced in some service pack for XP, it was 10. Uncapping that sped up things a lot when you were communicating with more than 10 remote computers at the same time which would apply when using more than 10 proxies.

See if your Windows version needs to be set free in this regard.

EDIT:
Also pay attention to your upload speed. You may have 234214 mbits down but for every packet you receive, your computer needs to send a much smaller packet acknowledging that. It basically says 'I got the info, send the next chunk'. The remote server will not send the next chunk until it receives that confirmation.

If you can't send these OKs fast enough, your connection will stall. I've seen packages that offer 10mbit download and only 128 kbit upload. It is impossible to utilize such download speeds with so little upload potential.

That is not to say you don't need good proxies, it's just that the bottleneck might be at some other point than what you expect.

If my upload Speed is 370KB/sec, what are the ideal connection settings for me?

its download that matters most
thats your true broardband speed

proxygo said:

do the speed test post the forum
your speed

http://www.speedtest.net/

i did mine 100mb modem 10 meg speed


load page click begin test - press buttin above map
then tell us your download speed - thats your true
speed


your asking for help but u wont post your true
speed test

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Ofcourse they can get 360 mb Connection with fiber. Youll need also special router most likely ang 1gbs Lan card.

Fastest connection you can get here is 200 mbs i guess. Well i doubt it can reach max speed but over 150 mbs for sure.

The upload speeds here are fucked up though. mostly 1 or 2 mbs only =/

antsaoo said:

The upload speeds here are fucked up though. mostly 1 or 2 mbs only =/

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That's what makes expensive lines and dedicаted server hosting expensive. The backbones are optimized for moving large data one way, from content servers to users
Otherwise people could just host their websites at home.

there is no use of using scrapebox without private proxies....