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That’s a good thing to do - and info from any others in the area

I just tried opening a YouTube video on my iPad Air 2 and it only took about 1 second to load and start playing. I was outside on my deck at the fringe of my wireless range. I got RTs of 70 to 200 mS and download speeds of 7.5 to 21.5 Mbps out there. I typically get 200 Mbps inside the house and RTs of typically between 50 & 100 mS. I’m in the US using Spectrum @CA3LE - the time-of-day showing for the RT is one hour later than the time for the download test results.

I don’t see any test data here on TestMy for you?

You mentioned that your TV is a smart TV. What kind of performance do you get when using the TV wirelessly without the i don’t have any experience with IPTV.

What’s your advertised speeds ?

There’s more than one. We’re not on the site continuously.

@CA3LE I like having the dark mode option. Thanks. I noticed that on the Results page, the Light/Dark selector link at the bottom of the page isn’t there. It’s there on the Download and Upload pages. The date range selector on the Results is pretty cool too. The downside is when you want to display say 6 months of results, you have to scroll the calendar when you used to be able to just enter a number of days. Not sure if you can come up with an easy way to allow the user to just enter the number of days.

I don’t see any test results for you yet here at TestMy. Run some tests here.

It is if you turn WiFi off.

Good idea Sean. I was going to suggest trying a phone or tablet on WiFi.

@CA3LEshould answer this one

One cause could be that those people at work are mostly not on your Mediacom so the bandwidth load at Mediacom is much more severe after they get home from work. You could ask them to switch you to a different path in their equipment. And ask them if they have a bandwidth pinchpoint in your local area. Gathering the test data is good to have on hand when talking to them. Be patient but persistent with them.

There’s an Export button right below the graph on the Results page - link to that is in the upper right section of the home page (my results)

I’m still not sure what numbers you’re looking at. Where do you see them?

What page are you on where you see those numbers like 61/29/11?

I don’t see any TMN Test data for you

My wife and I watched the movie A River Runs Through It again the other day. Montana sure is beautiful.

Select the Results tab and choose the number of days you want to view

Why “no way”?

When you’re watching movies wirelessly, and it’s buffering, are you on your laptop, or a smart TV, or a Roku - what kind of device are you watching on? What type of wireless ESS device are you using: is there a wireless router and a separate modem, or an all-in-one modem/router? How far is it from your laptop to the wireless modem-router? Are there a lot of walls between your viewing device and the wireless point?

http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/266135-31-cleaning-computer-compressor just don’t let any small wires or ribbon cables vibrate or move around while you’re blowing it out. It’ll fatigue the wires/cables and potentially crack them where they’re attached to something that’s fixed in place. you can use a small soft bristled paint brush to dust with to loosen up the dust before you blow it out.

What speed plan are you on for down/up ?

Amazing they’re actually really helpful. Are they in an alternate universe?

What does your provider say the max upload speed should be. What do they advertise as their upload speed for the plan that you’re on?

That sure helped a lot. I only have a 200/10 Mbps plan, so I don’t know what things make a system reach significantly above what you’re getting now. Your recent plots look a lot like what I see with my system using Spectrum (Time Warner).