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That doesn't even make sense. For you to get to those sorts of speeds, you need jumbo frame support. While you can get that taken care of on a LAN/WAN or for In
by maratd 16y ago
That doesn't even make sense. For you to get to those sorts of speeds, you need jumbo frame support. While you can get that taken care of on a LAN/WAN or for Internet2, you can't magically make the Internet support it just by sprinkling Google fairy dust everywhere.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jumbo_frame http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jumbo_frame
- calloc 16y agoOn my local lan I am able to get to about 40 MB/sec consistently over a gigabit link, and most of that is limited by the fact that I am reading from my local disk when doing so. Also, the test probably isn't designed for internet connections that fast which could also lead to funky results.
- Osiris 16y agoI have a gigabit network at home and I can get up to 80MB/s, usually over 65MB/s sustained. I tried jumbo frames but due to the variety of different devices, I couldn't get everything working on the same MTU, so I had to drop back to 1500. Still get good speeds.
- joezydeco 16y agoI'm really curious where that speedtest is going, given the 3 mSec ping time.