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It's been a while.
Jose Francisco and 2 others reacted to xs1 for a topic
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Since 2001 5 years prior to Speedtest.net? HMMM???
Jose Francisco and one other reacted to Ppcc for a topic
i forgot when i found TestMyNet, probably before 2011? anyways i went looking for other speedtesting websites exactly because i heard ISPs around the world and in my country(singapore) are literally bribing Speedtest dot net to give their consumers/clients faked results. the only other consisent way i could to check my IRL download speed was to torrent large files, then check the avg download speeds, but that way is impossible to pinpoint slowdowns due to country-to-country throttling(which supposedly my ISP is also hiding /covering up), torrent sources come from all over the world(mostly USA it seems).2 points -
Pope checking his Internet speed
Jose Francisco reacted to CA3LE for a topic
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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!1 point
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Cannot send messsage to Test MY net!
CA3LE reacted to localpeon1 for a topic
To Administrator, When I signed in to run a speed test, I almost got hooked on a installation of a program that at first I thought was from you all, I did not allow the installation and ran my speed test. Afterwords, I tried to create a message to Cable to ask him if he was aware of this other Quick Speed test that was coming up when I hit run combined tests. I get a pop up stating I cannot create more than 0 messages. Whats up? localpeon 1, Paul You have me home email address. Thank You.1 point -
I was thinking maybe you had paired them to that work phone before. Never mind. This is part of Apple's Find My network, which allows devices and accessories to be tracked even when they are not connected to the internet. How to disable notifications: If you're the owner: You can turn off separation alerts in the Find My app by going to Devices, then tapping the name of your AirPods, and then turning off "Notify When Left Behind". If you're not the owner: You can't disable the notifications, but you can ignore them. I was thinking, are they doing this while the Airpods are still near your phone? Does "Notify When Left Behind" only work when the owners phone isn't nearby? No, "Notify When Left Behind" in Find My doesn't only work when the owner's phone is out of range; it triggers a notification when a device sharing its location separates from the item you've set an alert for, even if the owner's phone is nearby. The notification is triggered by the separation of the device sharing its location from the item, not by the distance to the owner's phone. You can also set up "Trusted Locations" where you won't receive alerts, allowing you to leave an item behind without getting a notification. So what I might do is either completely disable the function if you have privacy concerns or set it up with trusted locations. I think there should be an option to have this only enabled when the owner's phone is out of range. If I'm nearby... then I most likely haven't lost them. Right?1 point
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My Internet Speed to São Paulo, Brazil, South America
CA3LE reacted to Jose Francisco for a topic
Bom dia Brasil 26.03.2025 Pensei que poderiam gostar de saber que existe um novo servidor em São Paulo onde a população é maior e com Latência Baixa também no o Rio de Janeiro. Em 2025, o Brasil tem 183 milhões de pessoas conectadas à Internet talvez o 5º do Mundo? e talvez o 3º onde passam mais tempo na Internet. TestMy.net : Teste de Velocidade Preciso para Internet Rápida TestMy.net : em resumo TestMy.net é uma ferramenta de teste de velocidade de internet projetada para usuários que buscam resultados precisos e detalhados. Ideal para consumidores e técnicos, oferece informações claras sobre a velocidade de download e upload, além de diagnósticos avançados diferenciando-se de outras plataformas no mercado. Quais são os principais recursos do TestMy.net? Resultados Precisos e Confiáveis O TestMy.net utiliza tecnologia avançada para fornecer dados precisos, diferenciando-se de testes básicos de velocidade. Teste de velocidade baseado em navegador, eliminando influências externas de aplicativos e aceleradores. Medições independentes de ISPs, garantindo que os resultados reflitam a realidade da sua conexão. Análise Detalhada de Desempenho A plataforma oferece uma análise abrangente do desempenho da sua internet, permitindo comparações detalhadas. Histórico de resultados para acompanhar mudanças ao longo do tempo. Gráficos interativos que facilitam a visualização das variações de velocidade. Comparativos e Diagnósticos Avançados Obtenha diagnósticos avançados que revelam problemas ocultos em sua conexão. Comparação de resultados com outros usuários em sua localização ou ISP. Identificação de gargalos e sugestões para melhorias. Atraente e envolvente, TestMy.net é a escolha ideal para quem busca desempenho superior e eficiência na gestão de sua conexão à internet. No Forum "Reddit" também falam muito bem do TestMy.Net Tenha um bom dia Amigo jose Translated English Good morning Brazil 03/26/2025 I thought you might like to know that there is a new server in São Paulo where the population is larger and with Low Latency also in Rio de Janeiro. In 2025, Brazil will have 183 million people connected to the Internet, perhaps the 5th in the world, and perhaps the 3rd place where people spend the most time on the Internet. TestMy.net : Accurate Speed Test for Fast Internet TestMy.net: in short TestMy.net is an internet speed test tool designed for users looking for accurate and detailed results. Ideal for consumers and technicians, it offers clear information about download and upload speeds, as well as advanced diagnostics, setting it apart from other platforms on the market. What are the main features of TestMy.net? Accurate and Reliable Results TestMy.net uses advanced technology to provide accurate data, differentiating it from basic speed tests. Browser-based speed test, eliminating external influences from applications and accelerators. Independent measurements from ISPs, ensuring that the results reflect the reality of your connection. Detailed Performance Analysis The platform offers a comprehensive analysis of your internet performance, allowing for detailed comparisons. Results history to track changes over time. Interactive graphs that make it easy to visualize speed variations. Advanced Comparisons and Diagnostics Get advanced diagnostics that reveal hidden problems with your connection. Compare results with other users in your location or ISP. Identification of bottlenecks and suggestions for improvements. Attractive and engaging, TestMy.net is the ideal choice for those seeking superior performance and efficiency in managing their internet connection. On the "Reddit" Forum they also speak very well of TestMy.Net Have a good day Friend jose1 point -
Automatic latency test
Jose Francisco reacted to Science for a topic
Hey that's amazing thanks for getting back to me - did you make any progress with the beta? I have a little script that tests on the command line using ping but would love one that uses your latency measure instead thanks!1 point -
my home internet speed
xs1 reacted to LigmaBalls for a topic
my home internet speed through a old 2012 netgear switch connected to a gaming routor with a 100 feet flat cat 5e ethernet (supports 1 gigabit) https://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/GDC/GS605AV/GS605AV_IGprt_20sept2012.pdf my specs Processor AMD Ryzen 5 1600 Six-Core Processor 3.20 GHz Installed RAM 32.0 GB System type 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor Pen and touch No pen or touch input is available for this display Ethernet realtek PCIe GbE Famliy controller1 point -
Well said. TestMy.net started in 2001... but my first internet speed test became popular in 1996, on accident. Was pretty crazy trying to run it early on, not knowing anything. No real tools to even learn online yet either. I hope one day more people find TestMy.net again. I'll just keep building.1 point
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RX Optical Power Keeps Getting Weaker
Jose Francisco reacted to CA3LE for a topic
If you see the reference value, you're well within the spec. Between -27 and -8 dBm Those numbers look good to me.1 point -
It's been a while.
Jose Francisco reacted to Pheelix for a topic
xs1, when you go to select server, click on multiserver at the bottom and only select the 2 fastest servers by you. Then do a manual 200mb test and retest it a few times. As for upload it doesn't multithread so you can test both servers individually on a 200mb manual test and see what one gives you the best speed. You are getting close.1 point -
Why Do My Results Differ From Speedtest.net / Ookla Speed Tests?
Jose Francisco reacted to CA3LE for a topic
The most common question that people ask us is why their results here differ from speedtest.net. I want to explain something that may help you understand why this is. According to the Ookla Wiki [updated link] the following is true about your tests taken at speedtest.net... The fastest 10% and slowest 30% of your results are DISCARDED The remaining data is averaged together to determine the final result Throwing away the fastest 10% and slowest 30% of the results in my opinion does not make for an accurate test. Isn't THAT the data that you're here to see? Also note this isn't only true for speedtest.net. Ookla is huge, most of the speed tests online run their software. Source: wiki.ookla.com Multithreading makes your connection look better Ookla speed tests are also multithreaded. Meaning that they open more than one connection to the host and combine the speeds. This often can mask congestion issues. For instance, imagine that you have a pipe along your route that's limiting you to 10 Mbps. If you open more than one connection through that pipe you'll be able to achieve a faster speed... but testing that way will not clue you in that there is actually a problem along the route. Remember, you shouldn't have to multithread your connection to pull your full speed. Multithreaded speed tests, like the majority out there, are designed to benefit the Internet provider not the consumer. They often display your maximum throughput not your throughput over the course of an entire upload or download. Omitting the worst portion of your test resulting in inflated scores that may make you feel warm and fuzzy but aren't going to help you see and resolve connection issues. Multithreading can show that you're able to max out your connection by combining the speed of concurrent connections but a great connection can max out without having to multithread. So, if you have to multithread your connection to get your full speed, you should be asking why that is. With TestMy.net it's instantly apparent if there is a congested route. Your speed here reflects the actual loading time of data within your browser... not the combined efforts of multiple threads being altered (dropping the top 10% and bottom 30% of the results) and added together, all through a plugin that isn't suited for the task. :: EDIT :: If you'd like to multithread with TMN, I offer that as well. Try the multithread speed test. TMN's multithread test gives you the option to select from an array of servers. Allowing you to test across multiple routes, to more than one server at a time. TestMy.net is the only Internet speed test with this ability. So THAT'S why your results differ. -- TestMy.net is a harder test to ace and a lot less forgiving than other speed tests. But isn't that what a benchmark should be? :: EDIT :: Another thing to consider is if you're running windows, particularly if it's older than Windows 7 you may need to tune your TCP stack to see your full speeds. Windows doesn't always come out of the box optimized for fast connections. Flash based speed tests fail to detect this problem. To make this change for free I recommend TCP Optimizer. This makes changing those settings very easy and nearly fool proof. Just open it, slide the bar over to your speed that you're supposed to have, check "modify all adapters" ...apply the settings and reboot. You should have faster speeds after your re-test if that was the problem. Here's an outside source talking about exactly this issue, I'll hunt down more examples. >> Download Speed Test - Something fishy? A few related topics :: Accuracy.. Slow upload, drastically different from other speed tests Resuts Vs. Actual Download speeds? TestMy.net shows different results than other speed tests TestMy v Ookla Difference Between Speed Test Sites? Satellite Service Testing Locking at around 14Mbps Questioning speedtest.net resolved with TestMy.net Outside Sources :: Internet providers caught inflating speed test results [myce.com] Use Testmy.net or else!! NO MORE speedtest.net posts will be allowed!!! by the Admin on [xplornetsucks.com] Accurate Speeds Or Speed Test Error? on [wildblueworld.com]1 point -
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Happy Easter Tmn
Jose Francisco reacted to CA3LE for a topic
Just wanted to wish everyone a Happy Easter Sunday! - Damon1 point