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Automatic Speed Test
Want to automate your speed test? This will automatically retest your internet connection on a set
interval and log the test results for later retrieval. The Automatic Speed Test can provide data that may aid in internet troubleshooting. Simply set the test interval, click start and forget about it. Then, come back later and retrieve your results from the database.
Make sure your results are logged correctly, don't forget to Sign In
Why use The Automatic Speed Test?
The frequent testing of a connection can come in handy if you're having
connection problems. This test will give you an accurate log of your connection on a
regular interval without having to run back to your computer over and over.
The information you get from the database after letting this test run for a given amount
of time can then be shown to your ISP to help troubleshoot the problem. Just click on "Your Results" and give the link to your ISP. Does your ISP question the legitimacy of bandwidth speed tests or try to send you to one they host?
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Keep better track of your speed test results, save them under your username. Register now, it's free!
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See Your Real Speed, TestMy is Different
Our proprietary testing method defeats Powerboost and takes TCP Window Scale into account. So TestMy can be used to discover issues that flash speed tests fail to detect.
The TestMy Automatic Speed Test has been intentionally designed with compatibility in mind. TestMy process everything server-side so our bandwidth test works in all popular modern browsers, on all platforms and all connection types. PC, Mac, Linux, Android & iOS users can all use TestMy.net without installing anything.
About Our Bandwidth Provider
- Total network bandwidth capacity in excess of 2000 Gbps
- Global network reach utilizing over a dozen Tier 1 network providers including Level 3, Global Crossing, Internap, AboveNet & NTT/Verio
- Extensive peering relationships across North America and Europe
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