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Always around 644mbps

J0nesy
Tuning in

I pay for a gig but never get anywhere close always get just above the minimum guaranteed. And I think it is being done on purpose to not just me my error pro 6 wired with a gigabyte connection does a speed test every morning at 7.42am why that time I haven't a clue but the speed is consistent 641 to 644mbps and 100mbps upload I would expect this at peak time. can someone explain to me why always so slow

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Old ones are removed from your account when a new one is activated.

legacy1
Alessandro Volta

Its possible that VM have put a limit somewhere I guess whats your download Latency like when running a download?

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@legacy1 wrote:

Its possible that VM have put a limit somewhere I guess whats your download Latency like when running when downloading?


VM don't throttle.


@carl_pearce wrote:

@legacy1 wrote:

Its possible that VM have put a limit somewhere I guess whats your download Latency like when running when downloading?


VM don't throttle.


I would believe you if you was the network admin for VM

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@legacy1 wrote:

@carl_pearce wrote:

@legacy1 wrote:

Its possible that VM have put a limit somewhere I guess whats your download Latency like when running when downloading?


VM don't throttle.


I would believe you if you was the network admin for VM


And why should I believe you?

I believe VM more than you:

https://community.virginmedia.com/t5/Speed/My-broadband-is-throttled/m-p/5352844/highlight/true#M305...

 

legacy1
Alessandro Volta

Well if VM routers beyond the hub had no QoS/BWM we would really know VM don't and can't throttle.

So whats to blame here should we blame the user because real speed shows good to the hub and call it a day?

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No, we need to determine if the HUB is faulty.

legacy1
Alessandro Volta

Well it could be possible that a hardware fault can happen to all ports on the hardware where packet loss does not happen but the output is slowed?

How about a test in router mode between two PC's one sends a file the other receives and back that this shows fine and fast at 1Gb?

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