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Not sure if that last part will work. I can definitely see Comcast allowing speed test to work to it's fullest and then buffering youtube and other sites where
by jaynos 13y ago
Not sure if that last part will work. I can definitely see Comcast allowing speed test to work to it's fullest and then buffering youtube and other sites where performance matters.
- estebank 13y agoWhat stops speed tests being done that use real sites for their tests? I could envision using a random YouTube/Netflix/Hulu video for a test to be done across several providers at the same time. Add some legal torrent and FTP servers as you're at it. That way you get results that can be compared directly. For end user results, you really don't need to be that thorough when comparing results (after all, if you're doing at different times on different you are already adding unhandled variables) you just use any random video from one of those providers.