Ardemus

I did set the min download to 30MB. Does the test ignore initial high data rates? For example: 20MB at 30Mbps + 10MB at 11Mbps averages to 30MB at 19Mbps (73% higher than the actual throughput). Even a 200MB test averages to 6.7% higher than it should be in this scenario, and I'd rather not download 200MB when 30-40MB will do. Thanks.

The test should request the bandwidth that the user expected. This doesn't have to be the bandwidth they were actually (legally) promised, but what they understood they would get. This could be provided once for the Auto Test, and after each individual test. A default value could be stored in a user account, but the user would have to press a big button to confirm it each time. This would provide three possible types of values: User Entered/Confirmed: xMbps Profile default: xMbps Last Entered/Confirmed: xMbps I think this extra data is very useful.

Comcast, at least where I live (Sacramento CA, USA) provides extra bandwidth for the first 20MB/10MB up/down. I need to get the speed after this 20MB/10MB period and I would like the option to ignore the first X MB when running a test.