mudmanc4

This is what it looks like when you habitually and consistently ignore my requests to stop chewing through the entire months worth of data by mid month. Lets play. I live for this type of game. Your turn. This is on a 50/5 window, with 250 Gigs/month

How have things been going @Saribabas ?

Been a while since I clocked anything windows through BIOS, so bear with me. Clock down the proc multiplier it directly effects the entire bus (likely not coming close to straining that CPU anyhow), set RAM defaults, and all fans full bore (including case) to eliminate any possibility of a hot Northbridge.

Well you know, I am a collector of tech items that piss off others, tell you what, I've got this Dell D810 running Slacko I'll trade ya straight up for. Seriously though, from what your saying where it performs great under load, have you tried to clock it up a bit, or fool with BIOS settings for the port?

I believe as well, there was an authentication process / access ect involved, which is no longer viable. However as CA3LE stated something is coming down the pipe at some point along these lines.

If your users are mostly windows based, maybe check out https://github.com/ili101/PPerf

Both are correct, just switch servers to test

I see, maybe setup an iperf server

I think your spot on about a bunk card. I take it by now you've found something else to put in there? edit: Although that is a strange pattern isn't it

@jimerman , I would test some of the other servers in the testmy.net selection for a good start https://testmy.net/mirror

@Yile Please visit https://testmy.net/mercury

@Saribabas , Are you using this strictly as a wireless router, or do you have something wired? What devices are being used ie: cell device, laptop, desktop ect.. And what plan do you currently have with your ISP Upload/ Download maximums.

@Avneez , !dea is a large cellular provider in India, over 38 million subscribers. I would check upload speeds at different times of the day, as the network might be very congested when you are trying to upload something. Work to find the best times the content can be transferred.

@tt1411 , The average for the ISP your using in Hungary is as follows, for your reference: https://testmy.net/hstats Can you use any wired device to test with?

@Aalnius , We can find results by checking the header, where auto RT is performed to the users default server: And as well on the test server selection page, just give it a minute to test on it's own and report back:

I would imagine everything depends on the provider and region as you are already aware. As far as a page to search <my town or city> & <results> have you used https://testmy.net/list ? Search for the town and go from there. Sure it takes a bit of 'footwork' to get the data extracted the way we want to see it. Though if I'm gathering mental data correctly, we should be seeing new features soon here at testmy.net.

@Avitar , I've been thinking about flooding the network in a reciprocal manner for some time myself. Though generally 'upload and download' are rarely the same in the general, pushing the test connection to the max would render interesting results certainly. Concerning repeating the tests until the user physically halts testing would not be a great idea for anyone, taking into consideration data caps on most peoples contracts. However have you used the testmy.net autotest feature? Simulates much the same idea, yet has limits for obvious reasons.

@LikeMikeScott

Is the test sequence completing? Have you ever been logged out like this before? It is possible the forum software was restarted for one reason or another, this would likely log everyone off.

@Doned , First place to look would be the crash logs in firefox. You can get to said logs by typing: about:crashes If that does not work, you can visit the logs outside of Firefox: If you can't use the above method because Firefox crashes when it starts, you can also view the reports in files on your computer with the following steps: Press +R on the keyboard. A Run dialog will open. In the Run dialog, type %APPDATA%\Mozilla\Firefox\Crash Reports\ and press Enter. The Crash Reports folder will contain two subfolders: pending and submitted. The submitted folder contains text files for each crash report submitted, with each file containing a crash report ID. For example, a file named bp-031b02bb-26b6-4168-ac0e-2de492090531.txt will contain the following text: Crash ID: bp-031b02bb-26b6-4168-ac0e-2de492090531 Visit: https://crash-stats.mozilla.com/ and copy the Crash ID into the search field to view the report. Per Firefox site

To simplify this, simply find the setting in the router called UnNP, or Plug and play, this will auto open and close ports as requested. Granted this does not always function properly. Otherwise, locate and set the 'set static IP' for the MAC or device aka PS4 in this instance, within the router. Then locate port forwards in the router, and forward the following ports to the MAC or device 'PS4': TCP ports 80, 442, 1935, and 3478 through 3480 UDP ports 3478 and 3479 Restart the PS4

@Chris Morgan , The test will be taken as you have selected, such as 20MB 50 MB 100MB or whatever you click. Normal test will 'forward' to a larger test file, until the test time takes n seconds, which I believe is seven seconds (that does not seem correct and I cannot locate the correct answer) At any rate, this all just means you'll test one file, the one you chose, and no more. As for deciding how to set auto tests, 100MB would be fine in your case, since you've explained the ISP could have a 'burst' on initial startup. This would be helpful for smaller data movement. Where the aperture opens up past the set standard momentarily, once a set data threshold is reached, closes back to standard (allocated package, or what you contract from the ISP.)

Why did the throughput get lowered, was this your decision or intervention such as a suggestion by the ISP? There is obviously an issue, if your getting the same results after rewiring inside the residence, several different modems, and plans, the ISP should be well aware, and working to either resolve the issue, or at the very least inform you of the situation. Is this connection inside or outside of what could be considered a heavily populated area?

Honestly now, I've used ~100+ PSI through a 1/4" nozzle for cleaning out the funk, for years. Could that pressure find ill soldered components, absolutely. Have I encountered this, no.

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