i have a 1000/100MBit connection but when i run a speed test i rarely break 600. everything works as intended but, I'm wondering why I'm paying for 1000 when i only get 3/5 the download speed that I'm paying for
I would try connecting to a different server on the speed test. You might find that you get a higher connection speed then. Also you need to make sure that your modem is capable of doing 1Gbps downloads.it's plugged in directly, my modem have both wireless and wired in it with 5g.
Are you connecting wired or wirelessly?i have a 1000/100MBit connection but when i run a speed test i rarely break 600. everything works as intended but, I'm wondering why I'm paying for 1000 when i only get 3/5 the download speed that I'm paying for
A. You only go as fast as the other end of the connection.i have a 1000/100MBit connection but when i run a speed test i rarely break 600. everything works as intended but, I'm wondering why I'm paying for 1000 when i only get 3/5 the download speed that I'm paying for
The site you are trying to reach for the speedtest can limit what you get. I've seen that here in the USA where I've connected to a small local ISP and gotten 200Mbit but going to a large ISP has gotten 500Mbit less than a minute after the first test.ok, but what does that mean? is the reason im only getting 600MBit download because of the speedtest site? or my provider?
I'm on wired connection. using yousee in denmark on a sagemcom fast 3890v3 modem.
I would try connecting to a different server on the speed test. You might find that you get a higher connection speed then. Also you need to make sure that your modem is capable of doing 1Gbps downloads.it's plugged in directly, my modem have both wireless and wired in it with 5g.