I just switched to fiber internet and all the "speed test" websites are showing a very good 800-900 MBPS on these websites.
However, if I try to download a large file from the internet it shits out around 30MB/s. Examples being steam library downloads or ripping a porn vid from pornhub.com. When I was using Xfinity, browsing and loading of streams would be a little slower but when I needed to download a large file it would go fast as fuck.
Is this because my fiber provider's hardware infrastructure is shit? It can handle live data but pushing/packaing large quantities of data it shits the bed? What gives?
I didn't buy fiber service to download at 30 MB/s.
Ruled out local network issues by directly plugging two different Ethernet cords from wall jack into PC. Same issue if router is introduced.
I know you fucking retard that's why I used two different designations. You think if I didn't know that I wouldn't have used two different abbreviations? Also do the math and see that even if I was missing this discrepancy it would still be super fucking low you double retard.
David Bailey
Winbabbies really need to fuck off from this board
Daniel Wilson
also bloatbabies
Jonathan Brooks
Lincucks really need to fuck off from this board
Bentley Morgan
wincucks need to fuck off from this board
Luke Gutierrez
what
Xavier Harris
Stupid nigger there's a difference between Mbps and MBps. Don't fucking capitalize the whole thing and get snappy at me you inbred faggot.
Alexander Rogers
not him but bits and bytes right?
Robert Baker
That's why I capitalized it you absolute fucking faggot drooling droopy eyed faggot nigger. TO EMPHASIZE.
Fucking AUSTISM
Jordan King
kys dumb autist
Justin Russell
You're not considering all things that can limit your download. The drive you download to could be a bottle neck. Also , most servers aren't gonna allocate too much bandwidth to a random pleibeian such as yourself.
Tyler Fisher
> 600 - 900 MB/s home connection >Is really sure he has 4800mb/s - 7200mb/s connection Just for fun, link us to the page where your isp is offering this connection of yours.
inb4 hes fucking downloading to an HDD with a 30MB/s read speed and the write cache fills up and it bottlenecks.
Carter Gonzalez
s/read/write/
Blake Thomas
oh my fucking lord i kek'd
Robert Lee
Not OP but this isn't something I've ever thought of. Then again the max internet speed I've ever had is like 30 Mb/s.
Asher Foster
It's horrible on Windows. If you bottleneck write speed basically everything stops responding because the IO scheduling is garbage.
Blake Bennett
850 EVO
Charles Hughes
It was way faster on xfinity
Ryan Robinson
I would run some benchmarks just to check. A lot of those drives had firmware bugs on initial format that caused heinous write performance.
Ian Fisher
it worked fine until i adjusted the ISP
Xavier Perry
What the fuck is this?
I can imagine us all in a room chatting about internet speed
and you, the autist, screams aloud >850 EVO!!! At the top of your lungs the second the room goes quiet
Andrew Price
Could just be a coincidence, I would rule out your hardware first. Especially if it starts fast and only slows down on downloads (they are writing continuously).
projecting much? how's your A+ coming along? go to the dentist faggot
Samuel Martin
OK good thing I didnt cancel my Xfinitiy service yet. I am going to plug my cable back in and do a download test/comparison
Jack Peterson
I think he literally got upset because he didn't know what an 850 EVO was.
He is the type of kid you shout go long over and over and then never throw the football to while you walk away.
Zachary Carter
OK booted up the old xfinity router/modem that I was going to take back today
Jose Wilson
Probably.
Ryder Walker
OK boomer
Noah Long
holy fucking cringe
Asher Phillips
wew this thread went from 0 to full autism pretty fast
Blake Walker
MB is a megabyte
Mb is a megabit.
transfer rates are measured in Mbps
Jonathan Ramirez
There's always gonna be a bottleneck somewhere m8
Wyatt Mitchell
Can you download multiple files at 30MB/s at the same time? What do you get for large torrents or other multistream transfers?
Also note that ISPs use QoS to prioritize bandwidth test sites
Jose Brooks
You could have read the thread. You could have done the math. You chose neither.
Noah Sanchez
30MB/s is 240mbps are you sure your shitty hard drive can handle the speeds? that's pretty good for any website, nobody is going to give you 100% of their upload bandwidth.
Hudson Harris
yea that's why "mbps" and "MB/s" is usually used, so normies don't get confused.
James Moore
then you must not think much
Joseph Rogers
>Implying any server would give you 1 Mbps upload speed
You've been had.
Cooper Jones
It's likely your router can't handle the load. 1gbps doesn't "just work" on consumer garbage.
Julian Sullivan
>shitty hard drive even shitty hard drives can handle at least 110MB/s
Nicholas Edwards
KEK
John Brooks
HAHAHA GOOD JOKE KIDDO >never used a fucking 5400RPM drive
>However, if I try to download a large file from the internet it shits out around 30MB/s 1) Megabits per second != Megabytes per second 2) The connection is only as fast as the bottleneck, which may be the server you're downloading from.
MB/S and MBPS are the same fucking thing. A MB is differen't from a Mb.
Dylan Reyes
My 2.5" 5 y/o 5400rpm drive from 2013 can have 100MB/s
Jonathan Williams
No, fiber service is actually a cheap and easier way to deploy Internet access to clients instead of phone lines or other copper wires. It enables multiple services on a single cable with a wide bandwidth to use. A high bitrate is just a consequence, if you're not using it then just downgrade and pay less you faggot. Fiber is not just about muh speeds xD, it's also about simplifying and using a cheap future proof infrastructure.