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When I use any other speed test protocol I do not get the speed I get with Verizon speed test
For example with one speed test I get 400/350 while Verizon speed test is at 950/945
Cananyone explain that to me?
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@جمال wrote:When I use any other speed test protocol I do not get the speed I get with Verizon speed test
For example with one speed test I get 400/350 while Verizon speed test is at 950/945
Cananyone explain that to me?
It’s because it’s a direct connection to verizons server. No congestion or faults in reaching those servers.
using speedtest net or google or Ookla has real world stopgaps with congestion, broken or lost packets etc.
verizon only accepts their speed tests no one else’s.
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@جمال wrote:When I use any other speed test protocol I do not get the speed I get with Verizon speed test
For example with one speed test I get 400/350 while Verizon speed test is at 950/945
Cananyone explain that to me?
It’s because it’s a direct connection to verizons server. No congestion or faults in reaching those servers.
using speedtest net or google or Ookla has real world stopgaps with congestion, broken or lost packets etc.
verizon only accepts their speed tests no one else’s.
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I am not convenced by the answer or direct or indirect speed test.
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@جمال wrote:I am not convenced by the answer or direct or indirect speed test.
It’s the answer. What you accept or don’t accept does not change the answer.