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Meanwhile in a major city in Australia: 44 Mbps down 30ms latency 12.5 ms jitter What’s it like having internet that actually goes?
by FridgeSeal 6y ago
Meanwhile in a major city in Australia:
44 Mbps down
30ms latency
12.5 ms jitter
What’s it like having internet that actually goes?
- firecall 6y agoMeanwhile in a minor town in Australia: 26.9 Mbps down 11.4ms latency 1.96ms jitter What’s it like having internet that actually goes? (my synch speed is only 24.73 Mbps, so those numbers dont seem right...)
- fphhotchips 6y agoCome on guys, 25mbps is enough for like 4 SD Foxtel streams. That's enough for anyone. -- Tony Abbott, probably.
- dubya 6y agoLuxury! 33.4 Mbps down 22.5 ms latency 8.5 ms jitter in a medium city in Tennessee, USA. Paying for up to 100 Mbps, but ~35 is consistent across times and sites.
- dubya 6y agoFollow-up: 33.4 was because I'm an idiot. I have a surge suppressor with coax in/out between the wall and my modem (lost a cable modem, router and networked laser printer to lightning a few years ago). Removing it puts me at 103/23.0/4.53. I'm sure I checked after adding the surge suppressor, but not, apparently, in quite a long time.
- terrywang 6y agoMetropolitan Sydney (upload is temporarily disabled) Paying A$89 for TPG 100Mbps plan Server location: Sydney Down 93.6Mbps Latency: 14.9ms Jitter: 4.97ms Before students went back to school, upload bandwidth was throttled at 4~8Mbps (due to the congestion caused by nation wide WFH), now speedtest / fast.com reports 30~40Mbps... Surprisingly, download bandwidth has not been affected like Optus Cable before (experienced 10Mbps or less for 100Mbps/2Mbps plan), facepalm.