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Property environment could be a cause. Rural, Suburban, Multi-dwelling areas react differently underload. If a splitter is damaged, hastily connected, or just may need cleaned and reterminated.
 
I am not familiar with iRacing's requirements but I would double check all hardware and settings on your system. Work backwards like water draining back to gateway. A hard bent ethernet cable, animal chew even sunlight can degrade cabling performance... Coax wallplates do go bad. Isolate gateway from its current power source check for changes. If doing all that you do is on Wi-Fi check for channel interference and crowding. 
 
Knowing more variables of your situation could help.
 
 
 
 

Why not just buy your own cable modem?  The ISP ones usually suck pretty bad anyways.  When I had Cox, I always bought my own modem and never had even 1/10th of the problems I heard others complain about.

Hi can I also get 1 min interval test. My use case is in building (mall, stadium, etc) tests. Mostly wireless (mobile) use case. Thanks. 🙂

Testmy.net
Best internet speed test for your browser
If you're looking to test your browser's internet speed, Testmy.net is your best bet. It runs entirely on HTML5 and PHP, meaning it doesn't require third-party software like Java or Flash to run your test, which can produce more accurate results. That also makes it a useful tool for comparing performance between different browsers. You can also create an account to track your internet speed for future reference or comparison. 
It's not the most user-friendly tool, featuring a swath of in-depth data and individualized tests for your download speeds, uploads and latency. In other words, you'll have a lot of information to look through that might not be relevant to you. The design is also a little ugly by speed test standards. It takes a few clicks before you begin a test, which isn't as streamlined as other speed tests that feature big "Go" buttons as soon as you load the page.

Maybe contact that developer.
 
Easier to just use TestMy.net instead.  Try the beta under My Settings.
 
 

Maybe contact that developer.
 
Easier to just use TestMy.net instead.  Try the beta under My Settings.
 
 

Maybe contact that developer.
 
Easier to just use TestMy.net instead.  Try the beta under My Settings.
 
 

Well maybe you should cool it down, dude! 😄

You'll get this error if you run too many tests too quickly.  It should be there... but not unless you hit the test more than you did.
 
It shouldn't happen on your first re-test like that.  I was seeing it too, when combined test was used and re-test was quickly done.  I made an adjustment and it now passes properly under that scenario.
 
Thanks for the heads up.  

You'll get this error if you run too many tests too quickly.  It should be there... but not unless you hit the test more than you did.
 
It shouldn't happen on your first re-test like that.  I was seeing it too, when combined test was used and re-test was quickly done.  I made an adjustment and it now passes properly under that scenario.
 
Thanks for the heads up.  

You'll get this error if you run too many tests too quickly.  It should be there... but not unless you hit the test more than you did.
 
It shouldn't happen on your first re-test like that.  I was seeing it too, when combined test was used and re-test was quickly done.  I made an adjustment and it now passes properly under that scenario.
 
Thanks for the heads up.  

I'm not sure if this is a bug or something intentional, but had the following large pop-up during a test.  I ran a combined linear test, which completed successfully.  I enabled multithread, clicked "Re-test", closed the full screen pop-up ad and the after the first stage of the upload test appeared, it displayed the following large count down and asked me if I want to continue with the test, which then completed successfully
 

Edit: I ran a handful of further tests, including simultaneously on my mobile (different 4G connection), but didn't get this again.

Hello from Studio B
On my fiber optic and the PC also received the warning.
 
Good night.
 

 
 
 

 
 

thank you!
 
And thank you to those who've made anonymous BTC donations!  Very unexpected.  You guys rule.  

Servers use electricity and need maintenance. 
We also have donted 1 euro/dollar X 10 years. 
I don´t smoke and did not take " COFFIN "  vaccines.
15 minutes a day under the sun at 12H00 UTC is important and Vitamin D3.  
Smile be happy and healthy. 
 

No problem, me too.. yesterday was my anniversary.
 
 
Thank you, that's very kind of you to say that.
 
 
For those like yourself who would like to donate here's an easy form.  :) 
 

 
It just caught my eye for some reason.  It stood out to me.

That's funny, I just happened to be looking at your account as you registered.    -- you'd think it was the php logo that caught my attention but I actually only saw your username first.
 
I really appreciate that you want to donate.  Over 10 years ago there was a link for donation, maybe I'll bring it back.
 
If you really want to help testmy.net... talk about it.  Your word-of-mouth drives my engine.
 
Spreading the word is most valuable.  If testmy.net helps you all I ask is that you talk about it, write about it, link to it or just continue to use it.  You wanting to donate already means a lot to me. 
 
Thank you!  Hope to see you around here for a long time!
 
 

First, All of the the database results are from TestMy.net only.
 
There are also several ways you can programmatically extract the averages.
 
I'll use Comcast as an example but this works for locations as well.
 
Basic json of what you see rendered on Comcast's hoststats page
https://testmy.net/hoststats/comcast_cable?jsonout=1  
CSV output to file
https://testmy.net/hoststats/comcast_cable?csvout=1  
CSV output rendered in page
https://testmy.net/hoststats/comcast_cable?csvout=1&easycsv=1  
You can also specify how far back and output the averages
https://testmy.net/hoststats/comcast_cable?csvout=2&monthsback=12&easycsv=1  
Note for the output, I use pipes (e.g. " | ") as a separator.  Below I'm adding line breaks to make it easier to read. 
"April 2022","May 2022","June 2022","July 2022","August 2022","September 2022","October 2022","November 2022","December 2022","January 2023","February 2023","March 2023","April 2023","May 2023","June 2023","July 2023","August 2023","September 2023","October 2023","November 2023","December 2023","January 2024","February 2024","March 2024" |219.5,192.5,190.6,156.1,157,210.8,165.5,224,215.5,215.5,209.6,168.4,206.6,203.6,220.9,270.5,272.4,218.3,244.9,240.8,299.5,249.9,312.7,190.5 |9.9,17.4,15.2,16,14.6,17.7,37.1,16.5,13.6,15.6,17.7,17.1,18.6,14.2,21.3,22.1,22.9,24.2,27.8,34.1,28.1,25.7,26.7,22.9 |'NULL','NULL','NULL','NULL','NULL','NULL','NULL','NULL','NULL','NULL','NULL','NULL','NULL','NULL','NULL','NULL','NULL','NULL','NULL','NULL','NULL','NULL',95,92,89,92,123,107,91,114,104,75,119,81,127,79,78,106,82,76,97,89,95,194,71,61  
Translates to...
Date Field |Download |Upload |Latency  
You can make a simple program to CURL and parse that output, explode and then make arrays out of the data.  Make sure you set a reasonable limit to how often you query or it will be seen as a threat.
 
And please share with others where you're getting your data.  TMN is 100% word of mouth.   

I'll correct that, I didn't update the old My RT program with that mirror's information yet.  Thanks for catching that.
 
That mirror is slightly different than the rest, not built into My Latency by default... unless you select that mirror, then you'll see the option.  It was donated by WaveX ISP in Kenya, I own all of the other servers.  Donated, but it's a full TMN server I maintain... first one.  -- it also doesn't appear in the legacy multithread test right now.

You can kinda do that right now, by using identifiers.
 

 
Then take note of the date, later query the database for that date range to only pull the results theoretically from the one site.  Maybe make a separate TMN account for these type of results.
 
I intend on making it much easier to organize in your situation by incorporating sub accounts.  Which will help keep track of multiple overall scenarios.  I like the name you just came up with, My Projects.
 
Bumping this up in my to-do list.

You live in a very interesting location in the world.
 
When you search for the "western most part of Europe" in Google you find Cabo da Roca.  But that's totally not true.
 
This rock, just off your island is the real western most part of Europe.
 


 
That rock, from what I can see... is the end of Europe.
 

 
Google Maps The Westernmost Point of Europe
 
 
I feel like you're getting extremely good speeds to that remote location. 

Wow!  You resurrected a 20 year-old topic!
 

 
Ahh the old days, when 4 Mbps was amazing.

Quotes from private messages
 
 
 

Thank you very much for the information about your setup ( Bink Air Fibre ?) in your beautiful country of Wales .
I remember Shirley Bassey - Goldfinger and Tom Jones in the land of your fathers.
 
I mentioned 210 meters and wanted to say 210 km between the two dishes.
 
My internet is Fiber Optic FTTH, with speeds of 500/100 Mbps coming from the station connected to a submarine cable.
 
Your Latency 13ms and
Latency under load 16 ms and 15ms is excellent and more speed with the new dish.
I think 153/38 Mbps is more than enough.

I hope to see your TMN speedtests in the servers of | East Coast US, New York, USA |  North America - Toronto, CA | Europe, London, GB |

Congratulations. 

Welcome to the site RfrankNRTC, thanks for the input. I really appreciate it.

With the automatic test you can also set minimum and maximum sizes now. So now you have even more control over that stuff.

Keep visiting and please pass the word along.