Download Broadband Speed ​​Test 3.0 build 301

Version 3.0 build 301 of Broadband Speed ​​Test has appeared on Dan Elwell’s website. With this program the speed of an internet connection can be measured and any problems can be traced. Internet speed is measured using four different tests. This includes ping, upload, download and packet loss tests. The result is displayed in a nice graph, as can be seen in the screenshot. The changelog of release 3.0 build 301 looks like this:

What’s new in this version?

• Version 3.0 is a complete redesign of the Broadband Speed ​​Test. Gone is the clunky old interface with its text-only viewing options; gone is the UK only servers file and gone is the poor help system.
• Version 3.0 is what a speed test should be – reliable, accurate and very easy to use. Not only that, but it’s self updating so any erroneous servers are automatically removed and replace. It features an extensive help system to ensure that users are never left not knowing what’s going on.
• It’s also completely newbie-friendly. As well as featuring a large help file, it also uses colour-coded graphically reporting and built-in tutorials give a good guide on how to use the test. The context-sensitive help file also tells users what tests are conducted, what the tests mean, how the tests affected the connection and what can be done to improve the results.
• There’s also a wealth of new features, including the Portfolio (allowing you to keep track of past results), exporting your results to file, the ability to e-mail your results, scheduled testing, upload testing, a number of results report styles and the ability to print your results.
• The test is good for anybody in the world – there are no restrictions on location as the test uses localized servers to ensure that everybody gets good results. In addition, the Speed ​​Test supports Broadband connections from 256Kb to 8Mb, and all Service providers are supported.[break] click for a larger version