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Speedtest. net difference between app and web : r HomeNetworking - Reddit However, when I run speedtest net from any of my pcs in the network I seem to cap out at 150~160mbps I thought maybe it's that wifi connection between the wireguard server and gateway So I plug my laptop directly to the gateway and head over to speedtest net in chrome and I get the same 150~160mbps I go back to my phone and tried the app
Speedtest shows full internet speed, but no downloads ever . . . - Reddit Update: After testing my speedtest with the servers set to the same location as most of my actual downloads, I'm getting speeds closer to 1200Mbits, which is much more in line with my actual download speed This seems to be the most likely explanation so far Thanks to everyone who replied! Really appreciate the advice
What is your favourite speedtest? : r HomeNetworking - Reddit Type "speedtest" and the test runs and displays the result As the test bypasses the browser, it is free of effects from scripts and such Connect your PC to your internet output by Ethernet (No Wifi)
Speedtest by Ookla being inaccurate? : r techsupport - Reddit I use Speedtest com since a long time, and results never got accurate I just did a speedtest, it showed: Download: 113 56 Mbps Upload: 117 56 Mbps And right after the test, I downloaded uploaded files on MEGA to test my real Internet speed, here are my results: Download: 7 Mb s Upload: 9 2 Mb s
SpeedTest. com and Fast. com showing wildly different results. . . Which to . . . Maybe speedtest was just overloaded at the time, or the unique pathway to it was congested, or they are capping free tests or whatever And fast com was not busy, or closer to you, or whatever Like all tests, the bigger and more varied the sample size, the closer you'll get to your true results
Curious about ookla download upload latency : r HomeNetworking - Reddit Latency main factor that would make Speedtest inaccurate is distance Speedtest usually looks for closest server to you If the server you have issue with is somewhere further, you'll have more latency In gaming, that's why your ping is higher when you're in server out of your region
Download speeds on steam are much slower than speedtests The second thing would be your ISP throttling the steam download to save some bandwidth ISPs can generally see when you are doing a speedtest and they will give you what you pay for when testing Try doing a speedtest while downloading If the download speed in steam increases during the speedtest, then that's probably the issue
ISP Speed Monitoring? : r opnsense - Reddit I will bear in mind Speedtest server speed when ISP changes, thanks For now my selected server works on my current 500mbit line Ill keep a closer eye on it come swapping to 900mbit time Any particular reason you run it every 30mins? or just for finer granularity for averages? u ThiefClashRoyale, thank you so much!