Ipv4 speeds slower than Ipv6

[Tomas Hernandez]

Hi I was wondering if is it normal to have Ipv4 speeds being less than Ipv6 or should they be on par with each other normally?

 

[Kewlx25]

IPv6 can take different routes. When I used an IPv6 tunnel, my ping to WoW was about 12ms, but with IPv4, it was about 20ms. Both routes had the same routes to AT&T's edge, but internally, AT&T had better routes for IPv6.

 

[Tomas Hernandez]

IPv6 can take different routes. When I used an IPv6 tunnel, my ping to WoW was about 12ms, but with IPv4, it was about 20ms. Both routes had the same routes to AT&T's edge, but internally, AT&T had better routes for IPv6.

Sorry I think I was kind of vague when asking my question. I am pretty new when it comes to computer stuff.

I recently signed up for Comcast internet I got the 75Mb plan. And I was wondering if it is normal to get this results on speed test sites?
http://results.speedtest.comcast.net/result/1058857824.png

I am trying to download a game through Origin which is only 12 gb and the downloader says it is downloading at 2 Mbps.

 

[DeadlyDays]

wow

That is my official response to that picture.
So no, that is not normal. That is all I know, I am terrible at IPv6

 

[Kewlx25]

Comcast is funny

Chicago
http://results.speedtest.comcast.net/result/1058881424.png

Houston
http://results.speedtest.comcast.net/result/1058885224.png

Miami
http://results.speedtest.comcast.net/result/1058886844.png

Twin Cities
http://results.speedtest.comcast.net/result/1058887964.png

San Jose
http://results.speedtest.comcast.net/result/1058889844.png

 

[Tomas Hernandez]

I did the test connected through an ethernet cable

Chicago
http://results.speedtest.comcast.net/result/1058857824.png

Washington D.C.
http://results.speedtest.comcast.net/result/1058945024.png

Houston
http://results.speedtest.comcast.net/result/1058949464.png

San Jose CA
http://results.speedtest.comcast.net/result/1058952164.png

Seattle
http://results.speedtest.comcast.net/result/1058957124.png

All of the have the same constant result as I previously had mentioned.

 

[Kewlx25]

Maybe you have one of those AMD or Killer NIC software stuff installed that traffic shapes but only affects IPv4. The value you're seeing to every speedtest is nearly identical and only affecting IPv4. That is not your ISP. Very likely something on your end. Something is traffic shaping.

 

[Tomas Hernandez]

Maybe you have one of those AMD or Killer NIC software stuff installed that traffic shapes but only affects IPv4. The value you're seeing to every speedtest is nearly identical and only affecting IPv4. That is not your ISP. Very likely something on your end. Something is traffic shaping.

Now that you mention it when I built my computer I bought a MSI z87 gd65 and I installed the drivers that came with the cd and it installed a program called Killer Network Manager.

I am going to try to uninstall it and see if that could be the root of my problem, if so I would call this software more like "network killer" lol

 

[Tomas Hernandez]

Maybe you have one of those AMD or Killer NIC software stuff installed that traffic shapes but only affects IPv4. The value you're seeing to every speedtest is nearly identical and only affecting IPv4. That is not your ISP. Very likely something on your end. Something is traffic shaping.

Yes, you were right. I feel so dumb all I had to do was to open the program and unmark a box that was controlling my bandwidth limit. Thanks, I really appreciated the help.

 

[Tomas Hernandez]

I ran a speed test again and everything is working fine now.

http://results.speedtest.comcast.net/result/1059175584.png