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Originally Posted by Mazrim
When I was having brutal internet issues (turned out a power surge messed up my router), the speed tests that went through a Shaw server always returned exactly what my plan said it should, but any actual usage would show how bad it actually was. It turned out the only truly accurate test I would get consistently was the in-results one that popped up on google when you search "internet speed test".
When other speed tests would show 60+ mbps, this would show 1.5 mbps. Once I replaced my router, they were reading nearly the same numbers. Just something to consider when running the tests. |
Here are all the tests I've run:
Multi-connection mode against Shaw's Speedtest.net servers: 653.44 Mbps down
Single-connection mode against Shaw's Speedtest.net servers: 205 Mbps down
Multi-connection mode against Speedtest.net's Seattle WA servers: 640 Mbps down
Single-connection mode against Speedtest.net's Seattle WA servers: 646 Mbps down
Google Speedtest: 373 Mbps down
I'm running a Ubiquiti UniFi Access Gateway 3-port and my home is hardwired, so I'm pretty confident in my network infrastructure.