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Hello I hope you like it I am happy to post the results from a Cellphone/Smartphone ( Xiaomi Redmi Note 10, 5G - €200 ) in Acess Point mode (inside the house) from Wi-FI Tower 5G. frequency between 700 MHz to 3.600 Mhz. Good morning/Good night. jose 03h34 UTC, 27.02.2025 ps 5G router with a SIM card are still expensive for example type STRONG 5G WLAN Router Wi-Fi 6 AX3000 Mobile Hotspot Up to 3.2 Gbps 2 LAN Ports 1 Gbps + 2.5 Gbps Operation with Nano SIM

Hello Today, in some parts of the world, I would buy the Router. Xiaomi AX 3000 T for several reasons. We have thousands of good and inexpensive routers to choose. Happy 2025 00H27 UTC, 25.02.2025 https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/india/new-delhi

Hello to everyone Be happy with: Dial up Internet, ADSL, etc. Cable Air Fiber Fiber Optic Satellite Internet Mobile Communications 2,3,4,5G Free Public Wi-FI Speed test location Ponta Delgada, Azores-Portugal At 37°44'31.9"N 25°41'55.7"W ISP - MEO SIM Card with 100GB, 5G, 3500 minutes, 3500 SMS Smartphone/cellphone results from a 5G Tower. Next time on another location the speed test will be done at TMN. TestMy.net – excellent, unbiased option Kind regards Jose

@CA3LE @xs1 hello I loved your machines! I think my family member have inexpensive homebrew PC tower to play games online with cheap GTX 1070, carbon mouse ($150), keybord, ($150) Asus 24" display 144 Hz, 1ms. CPU I7 8700K, ($400) 650W PS ? The first Internet speed was 200/100Mbps with a switch to reduce the bandwidth for better bufferbloat. The speed now is 1000/400Mbps (gift) to be loyal to MEO - Altice Company since 2017. Cellphone is Apple 14 pro. I don´t play games and have the old ASUS ROG Zephyrus M Thin Portable Gaming Laptop with: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 Max-Q 8GB GDDR6 (Base 1080 MHz Boost 1305 MHz TDP 90W) Latest 9th Gen Intel Core i7-9750H Hexa-core Processor 240Hz 3ms 15 6” Full HD (1920x1080) IPS Type Pantone Validated Display 16GB DDR4 2666MHz RAM | 1TB PCIe SSD | Windows 10 Home | Gigabit Wave 2 Wi-Fi 5 (802 11ac 2x2) Ultra-slim 15’’ metal chassis gaming laptop 18 9mm thin 4 4poundss ROG Intelligent Cooling thermal system with dual 12V fans anti-dust technology and adjustable fan modes ROG Aura Sync System with RGB Keyboard My smartphones are Xiaomi and Samsung 5G, $200 (two hundred) each. take care https://gameserverping.com/ DSLReports is almost dead?

Just the integrated GPU. It's a virtual machine server with no need for GPU. I only need graphics to get into the bios, set up the machine and remotely manage at the base machine level. If I ever have a need for GPU I run it on one of my local machines. This puppy is built for a very specific workload. Will be racked at the datacenter in a few days. Just waiting on one more network card...

@CA3LE what are you running for a GPU in that rig? or AGPU...> My setup is pretty dated.. i just dont use the pc much anymore so I haven't really sunk any money into upgrades (especially the platform) in many years.. ASUS Prime X370-Pro AM4 ATX Motherboard AMD RYZEN 7 1700 8-Core Base Clock 3.0GHz OC @ 4.1 GHz NZXT KRAKEN X73 RGB 360MM AIO LIQUID COOLER W/LCD DISPLAY G.SKILL TridentZ RGB 32GB 288 Pin DDR4 SDRAM 3200 MHz XFX QICK 319 AMD Radeon RX 6800 16GB CORSAIR HXi Series HX1200i 1200W 80 PLUS PLATINUM Full Modular Thermaltake Core P5 ATX Open Frame Panoramic Viewing Tt LCS Certified Gaming Computer Case

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On a lage city, tower with more bandwidth the speeds goes up to 1000/150 Mbps.

I have stoped making my home computers at the time of AMD Sempron 2400, 2600, 2800. ASUS Motherboard, The Windows was 98 or XP, kaspersky antivirus Kingstom RAM, Seagate and Western Digital Disk. ASRock motherboard are good and might be less expensive 4nm might be made in Taiwain or Malaysia Poliovirus has a diameter of 30 nm, Flu - about 100 nm Thank you for update, keep on rocking. Led Zepelling - Stairway to Heaven

Check this out, the Ryzen 7 9700X is built on a 4 nm production process using 8,315 million transistors. I don't feel like it's getting the love it deserves. The latest AMD chips are truly amazing.

Amazing and cool ! A Life time dream. Thanks for posting I was a fan of AMD, they are excellent and less expensive than Intel. The chinese already have 7nm chips. The 3B6600, for example, is claimed to perform at par with Intel 12th—and 13th-generation CPUs thanks to its new eight LA864 cores with a clock frequency of just 3 GHz My family PC for Gaming have I7 8700K recommeded at the time by Tom´s Hardware. I am not a gamer and my 2023, ASUS Notebook have Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-9750H CPU @ 2.60GHz 2.59 GHz RAM: 16,0 GB Graphic card 8 GB SSD: 952GB Display 15.6" 240Hz 3ms G SYNC Pantone colors Windows 11 PORT 1 Gbps. USB adaptor 2,5Gbps My favourite F1 team was Williams https://www.formula1.com/en/information/williams-year-by-year.6wHlJglT3USpmIbETtAYzW Ferrari is beautiful and have long history Cheers

Happy 2025 to everyone around the globe. Wherever you are please don`t drink all the water like Karen Bass in LA (Los Angeles) US. There´s no place like home. Any news on https://www.dslreports.com/ Kind Regards jose Grid HM49KK

Over the decades I've always strived to have the fastest servers I can afford to host TestMy.net. My journey with hosting has taken me into a colocated datacenter where I pay for cabinet space, power & internet connection and bring in my own equipment. When I first started using colo I built everything out with brand new, current generation servers and networking gear. Over the years I added servers and built up a High Availability Proxmox cluster. Adding servers I found that eBay was definitely my friend. Now I could afford servers that only a few years earlier often went for nearly 10X what I was able to get them for "off lease". Each time I added a new server, it was more powerful than the previous. Over this time I'm adding more resources, things are getting faster. Even my first servers were full solid state, employing arrays of 4 Samsung 850 Pro SSDs. But things really started flying with the advent of Optane storage. A game changer... really, it was too good. (and now it's gone.) Fast forward to 2024. I get a generous donation of servers, the person doesn't care what I do with them, they're just happy to give them to me. They're newer than my servers, 2nd version into the next generation of CPU. So quite a bit newer. I get one of them setup with the same Optane storage I run in my current master server and start benchmarking. It's not really faster and doesn't justify switching servers. Sometimes it was slower. I assume because my servers are higher clock speed, highest end of the CPU SKU. Scratching my head, I really thought being so much newer I'd get a much better result. I take the storage out and pop it in a gaming rig... another machine recently donated to me by a friend. This PC happens to have hardware from the same year as the server I just tested. I run the same tests and had to do a double take. Not only was it faster on the gaming rig, it was WAY faster. This made me reimagine my server topology. Maybe it was time to build with consumer hardware. Here I had a setup that was a fraction of the cost that was out performing in real world scenarios. The better single thread performance and higher clock speed, faster memory... it all makes sense. There's more competition in the consumer market, things cost less. So I sold those servers to someone who can better utilize their resources. Extremely nice servers but for my use case here, they had too much of everything. As soon as they were sold I ordered parts for my next build. Promptly put it together and got to testing. Minimum, 2.5x faster at everything. Average is 3x faster and in some cases I've seen over 6x faster. It has completely blown me away. What is the magical setup? Nothing much really, minus storage I think it cost my about $900, including a piKVM setup to remotely control the machine. Much less than any of my used enterprise servers cost me. Here's my build. AMD Ryzen 7 9700X 8-Core, 16-Thread Unlocked Desktop Processor G.SKILL Ripjaws S5 Series (Intel XMP 3.0) DDR5 RAM 64GB (2x32GB) 5600MT/s CL28-34-34-89 Optane 905p (zpool) and Samsung 960 Pro (OS) ASUS Prime B650-PLUS WiFi ID-COOLING IS-40-XT Black - 47mm Height Low Profile CPU Cooler EVGA 750 BP, 80+ Bronze 750W PSU Rosewill 2U Server Chassis RSV-Z2900U BTF-LIGHTING WS2812B 2PCs 19in Individually Addressable 2GB Raspberry pi4 Geekworm KVM-A8 (kit for building a piKVM) 10G network card It's only a 65 watt TDP CPU! very easy to cool in a constrained (or SFF) build like this. A single half dollar sized CPU out performs all of my dual Xeon systems. Yes, I can't run a terabyte of RAM with this setup but I don't need to. My current systems are 128GB, I figure I only really really need 64GB with this CPU backing the system. Especially in single thread performance the new Ryzen system blows all my other systems away. This type of gain will be felt everywhere, especially in mysql queries and responsiveness. It still excels in multithread and even has a larger cache than my Xeons. It really wins for me on every level. And yes, RGB was a requirement. I never put RGB in a computer, not really my thing. But I figure this is a gaming PC at its core so for $13, why not. I can control them in linux but it adds a bunch of unnecessary packages, I like my base PVE to be as simple as possible. So default rainbow it is. lambo-2025-lq2.mp4 I haven't been necessarily doing it wrong all these years. Without the low TDP and high performance of the 9700X this build would be more challenging. These are recent developments. There's basically zero redundancy in this server. So, it also helps having a PVE cluster that has a bunch of reliable machines, to back up this consumer grade hardware. I can't wait to bring Lambo into production!

I cannot recall what the realistic expected speed one should be expecting on a ISP Tier of 2000/300 As usual I did not hear about this other then coming across this information searching online about latest Xfinity Gateways etc. I guess this upgrade was implemented Some time in January of 2025 in my area I think 90% of advertised speed was what would be expected or considered proper, now with the higher speeds ( The 90% I Think was back when speeds were like 1000/20 or so) the 10% would much greater amount lost IE 100/2 now it would be something like 200/30 or expected speed of 1800/270 IS this still valid with today's technology.

Awesome! Thank you. 😁 Welcome to TestMy.net!!

First, I've been writing in PM to @trustfor since this topic was posted. For anyone wondering why it took over 4 years for me to respond to this. trustfor just pinged the message and got me thinking about it again. I started to write this back in PM but feel it's better posted on this topic. I've continued to develop My Sensor but have never released anything. It's taken me way too long. I continue to run the program myself. Received a dozen or so credits on my Comcast bill as a result of running it and in some cases I wouldn't have known my connection went down without it. But I need to do more work to make it production ready. I'll be on my next round of development very soon. I added you to a new group, Beta 25 and will contact you before I open the beta for this. ...that is of course if you're interested in trying that program early. Now that I'm thinking about this and reading this original topic again... I think we can achieve your goal in a simpler way. The program I've been working on wouldn't just be the display, it would also run tests. But, the desktop display unit could be just a display... and then the tests could be performed by any other computer on the network. How about I tie in a simplified version of the new latency program (My Sensor) into the main site. That way we'll have nice, live latency results. I can make a simple page that shows just your last results live, graphed similar to your mockup. Then give you the ability to change the stylesheet to match your project. So your device only needs to have the ability to open a web browser.

Hello there! I could have sworn I've been to this website before but after reading through some of the post I realized it's new to me. Anyways, I'm definitely happy I found it and I'll be bookmarking and checking back often!

latest test like a min ago

Today it shows 32 downstream channels and supposed to have 5 upstream channels but only 2 are showing up at the moment I honestly think there is something wonky with this gateway but surprisingly the last test I did the download was a bit shy of what the claim my speed should be and the upload was above what they claim I should have as they recently upgraded the tier to 2000/200 last test was 1264/304 I need to get a new Gateway from them since it has been easily 2 years since i got this current one One thing I found out about them is they will come out with new hardware but do not inform you that you need to come in and exchange the old one for the updated one I noticed the Gateway felt really warm to me (even though I made a special stand so it has a good 3" of space underneath where the intake vent is) So I skinned it (Took cover off) and it seems to be acting better every since but that is just a temp solution 🤣 I just reloaded page and all but 2 download channels vanished and now it shows 3 upload so ya I think something is not right with the gateway as that should not happen

again like in the IP post sorry for the massive delay, Ill do better from now on . I do know the 3 way that they installed a few years ago, well like 6 or so now ( Time goes by so fast the older i get seems just yesterday I was 40. I believe it has something like 0 3.5 and 3.5 Let me go out and look actually Nope it is -7, -7 , -3.5 and the -3.5 is the cable that runs to the Gateway and TV box in G friends office (there is a 2 way in there of -3.5) They did run a new line from the 5 way hub by street to the house a few years ago probably same time they replaced the splitter actually As far as getting my own modem I also have Xfinity voice so I have to use a gateway and last i checked they were not that cheap

Sorry CA3LE I been slacking and just seen this crap i did not realize how long ago this was as well Truly I'm sorry for not getting back to you way sooner

Oh my goodness! Awesome article dude! Thank you so much, However I am encountering issues with your RSS. I don't understand the reason why I cannot subscribe to it. Is there anybody having identical RSS issues? Anybody who knows the answer will you kindly respond? Thanks!!