What is the fastest speed your AX achieves?

I'm curious to learn what others are experiencing.

Hello again,
I tried the link you provided and sadly under New Jersey the links are not working. The results I posted in your other thread were based of the test used in the Alan's post.
Give this test a shot and post your results. There several locations provided so hopefully you can find one local to you.
Here it is: http://www.speakeasy.net/speedtest/
My results using the New York location gave me 7.2 MBPS down and 692 KBPS up. These are similar to Alan's results. I'll check some other sites and see how it compares. Good luck.
Jason
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