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INTERNET SPEED TEST
Test your Internet speed:
Download speed & Upload speed, Ping & Jitter (Latency).
What is Jitter
What is ping
What is Download
What is Upload
How to read the results
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Understanding internet speed test results
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INTERNET SPEED TEST, JITTER SPEED TEST, PING SPEED TEST & LATENCY SPEED TEST
JITTER TEST
Test your internet jitter which is response time. The effects of Jitter can
result in Network Congestion and Packet Loss.
PING TEST | LATENCY TEST
Test your ping (test your latency) which is the time delay caused between the
user request made and the response generated, also known as latency.
WHAT IS DOWNLOAD SPEED?
The speed at which data goes from the internet to your device is known as
download speed. A faster download speed allows you to stream, download files,
and access websites more quickly.
Read more
WHAT IS UPLOAD SPEED?
The speed at which data travels from your device to the internet is referred to
as upload speed. Uploading files or images to social media or other websites can
take less time if you have a faster upload speed.
Read more
WHAT IS PING?
Ping, also known as latency, is a particular metric that has an effect on online
gaming and a few other activities. The time it takes for your network to
transfer data from your computer to a remote server and back is known as ping.
Read more
WHAT IS JITTER?
Jitter occurs when data packets are sent over your network connection with a
time delay. Congestion on the network, as well as path improvements, are common
causes.
Read more
WHAT IS INTERNET SPEED?
Internet speed refers to the rate at which data is transferred over the
Internet. It is measured in megabits per second (Mbps) or gigabits per second
(Gbps). The higher the number, the faster your internet speed. Your internet
speed is determined by your internet service provider (ISP) and the plan you
have subscribed to.
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WHAT IS SPEEDTEST?
Speedtest is an internet speed testing tool that measures the download and
upload speeds of your internet connection. It also measures ping, or latency,
which is the time it takes for data to travel from your device to a server and
back. Speedtest is one of the most popular internet speed testing tools in the
world.
What our speedtest tool can do:
* Measure your download and upload speeds in Mbps (megabits per second)
* Measure your ping in milliseconds (ms)
* Track your speed test results over time to see how your internet connection
is performing
* Compare your speed test results to other users in your area
* Troubleshoot internet connection problems
* Choose the best internet service provider (ISP) for your needs
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FACTORS AFFECTING INTERNET SPEED
Several factors can affect your internet speed, including:
1. BANDWIDTH
Bandwidth refers to the maximum amount of data that can be transmitted over an
internet connection. If you have high bandwidth, you can download or upload more
data at once, resulting in faster internet speeds.
2. NETWORK CONGESTION
Network congestion occurs when too many users are using the same internet
connection, leading to slower internet speeds. This is a common issue in public
places such as airports, cafes, and hotels.
3. DISTANCE FROM THE SERVER
The distance between your device and the server can also affect your internet
speed. If you are far away from the server, it can take longer for the data to
travel back and forth, resulting in slower internet speeds.
4. HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE
Outdated hardware and software can also affect your internet speed. If your
modem, router, or device is outdated, it may not be able to handle the maximum
internet speed that you are paying for.
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HOW TO TEST YOUR INTERNET SPEED
To test your internet speed on SpeedtestGo, go to the top of this page and click
on the “Go” or “Start” button. The website will then measure your internet speed
and provide you with the results.
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HOW TO READ AN INTERNET SPEED TEST
Download speed refers to the time it takes to retrieve data from the Internet
and is measured in megabits per second (Mbps). It indicates how quickly you can
access web pages, download files, stream videos, and so on.
A good download speed is at least 25Mbps if you regularly use Netflix, Zoom, and
other popular apps.
Upload speed measures the time it takes to send data from your device to the
Internet and is also measured in Mbps. It is relevant when you need to share
files, upload videos, or engage in activities that involve transmitting data.
Upload speeds of 5Mbps or above are generally regarded as “good” when utilizing
a wired connection on a single device.
Ping, or latency, measures the time it takes for a data packet to travel from
your device to a server on the Internet and back. It is typically measured in
milliseconds (ms). Ping is crucial for real-time applications, online gaming,
and video conferencing since a lower ping indicates a faster response time.
If you get ping speeds under 20ms that is exceptional and is called a “low
ping”. An acceptable average is between 50ms and 100ms. Ping speeds
above 150ms are considered “high ping”.
Jitter is a term used to measure the variation or inconsistency of your ping
speed. In other words, it measures how consistent your ping speed is. A good and
acceptable jitter speed is below 30 ms.
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WHAT IS SPEEDTESTGO?
SpeedTestGo is an online Internet Speed Test tool designed to assess and measure
various aspects of your Internet connection’s performance. This tool provides
valuable information about the speed and reliability of your internet
connection, enabling you to gauge how well your network performs for activities
such as browsing the web, streaming videos, online gaming, and other
data-intensive tasks.
SpeedTestGo offers several key features:
1. Speedtest with Download Speed
2. Speedtest with Upload Speed
3. Speedtest with Jitter
4. Speedtest with Ping/ Speedtest with Latency
SpeedTestGo provides a user-friendly interface that allows you to initiate tests
with just a click. Once the test is complete, the tool generates a report
displaying your download and upload speeds, jitter, and ping times. This
information helps you determine whether your current internet plan meets your
needs or if there might be issues affecting your connection’s performance.
By regularly using Speed Test Go, you can monitor changes in your internet speed
and latency over time, ensuring you’re getting the performance you’re paying for
from your internet service provider. This tool assists in identifying potential
connectivity problems, allowing you to troubleshoot and address any issues that
might be impacting your online experience.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
IS UPLOAD SUPPOSED TO BE FASTER THAN DOWNLOAD?
The download speed should nearly always be faster than your upload speed as the
band for upload is much smaller than the band for download. If your download
speed is slower than your upload speed, you should try to replace your router
and call your ISP to run some line tests to detect the cause of the slow speeds.
HOW DOES THE SPEED TEST WORK?
The client first decides your location and the nearest test server to you—this
is a crucial step. The Speed Test sends a basic signal (a ping) to the test
server after it has been set up, and the server reacts. The roundtrip time is
estimated in milliseconds in this test.
The download speed test starts after the ping is completed. The client connects
to the server several times and tries to retrieve a tiny amount of data. Two
factors are calculated at this point: how long it took to grab the data fragment
and how much of your network resources it used.
WHAT IS A GOOD DOWNLOAD AND UPLOAD SPEED?
For households with many internet accounts or for regular video viewing, the
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) suggests internet speeds of 12-25 Mbps.
HOW CAN I GET A HIGHER DOWNLOAD SPEED? (TIPS)
1. Restart your computer. Before you dive into other methods, try a good old
restart.
2. Test your internet speed.
3. Upgrade internet speed.
4. Disable other devices connected to your router.
5. Disable apps that aren’t being used.
6. Download one file at a time.
7. Test or replace your modem or router.
8. Change the location of your router.
Read more
WHAT IS A GOOD INTERNET SPEED?
A good internet speed depends on your internet usage. For basic internet usage
such as browsing and email, a speed of 25 Mbps is sufficient. For streaming
videos and gaming, a speed of 100 Mbps or higher is recommended.
WHY IS MY INTERNET SPEED SLOWER THAN WHAT I AM PAYING FOR?
Several factors can affect your internet speed, including bandwidth, network
congestion, distance from the server, ISP throttling, and outdated hardware and
software.
CAN I TEST MY INTERNET SPEED ON MY SMARTPHONE?
Yes, you can test your internet speed on your smartphone using our internet
SpeedtestGo speed tester.
HOW OFTEN SHOULD I TEST MY INTERNET SPEED?
It is recommended to test your internet speed at least once a month to ensure
that you are getting the maximum internet speed that you are paying for.
HOW CAN I CONTACT MY ISP IF I AM EXPERIENCING SLOW INTERNET SPEEDS?
You can contact your ISP by calling their customer service hotline or visiting
their website and submitting a support ticket.
WHAT IS PING IN SPEED TEST?
Ping in speed test is the time delay caused between the user request made and
the response generated, also known as latency.
HOW TO TEST YOUR INTERNET PING?
To test your ping you can use our internet speed tester above, which also tests
your internet ping. Test your ping.
HOW TO TEST YOUR INTERNET JITTER?
To test your jitter you can use our internet speed tester above, which also
tests your internet Jitter (latency). Test your jitter.
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Shawn Stolting
The visionary founder behind SpeedtestGo, an innovative platform dedicated to
helping users measure and optimize their internet speed. With a deep-rooted love
for technology and a mission to empower individuals with reliable internet
connections, Shawn has created a remarkable space where users can test their
internet speed and gain valuable insights and information through engaging blog
content.
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HOW TO READ THE INTERNET SPEED RESULTS
Download speed refers to the time it takes to retrieve data from the Internet
and is measured in megabits per second (Mbps). It indicates how quickly you can
access web pages, download files, stream videos, and so on.
A good download speed is at least 25Mbps if you regularly use Netflix, Zoom, and
other popular apps.
Upload speed measures the time it takes to send data from your device to the
Internet and is also measured in Mbps. It is relevant when you need to share
files, upload videos, or engage in activities that involve transmitting data.
Upload speeds of 5Mbps or above are generally regarded as “good” when utilizing
a wired connection on a single device.
Ping, or latency, measures the time it takes for a data packet to travel from
your device to a server on the Internet and back. It is typically measured in
milliseconds (ms). Ping is crucial for real-time applications, online gaming,
and video conferencing since a lower ping indicates a faster response time.
If you get ping speeds under 20ms that is exceptional and is called a “low
ping”. An acceptable average is between 50ms and 100ms. Ping speeds
above 150ms are considered “high ping”.
Jitter is a term used to measure the variation or inconsistency of your ping
speed. In other words, it measures how consistent your ping speed is. A good and
acceptable jitter speed is below 30 ms.
WHAT IS UPLOAD SPEED?
Upload speed refers to how fast you can send/upload data over the internet.
Most of the time, the upload speed is always lower than the download speed
because people download more than they upload.
WHAT IS A GOOD UPLOAD SPEED?
Upload speeds of 5Mbps or above are generally regarded as “good” when utilizing
a wired connection on a single device. This will support most activities that
require uploading data, such as HD video calls and online gaming.
WHAT IS DOWNLOAD SPEED?
Download speed refers to how fast you receive the information that you requested
over the internet.
Most of the time, the download speed is always higher than the upload speed
cause people download more than they upload.
WHAT IS A GOOD DOWNLOAD SPEED?
A good download speed is at least 25Mbps if you regularly use Netflix, Zoom, and
other popular apps.
For most people, 25 Mbps might seem high, especially for people outside of the
U.S. which is understandable but it is a good speed to aim for when choosing a
plan.
WHAT IS PING ON A SPEED TEST?
Ping, also known as latency, stands for Packet Internet or Inter-Network Groper,
and in simple words, it is a way to know if another device is online and how
long it takes for a request to be answered between your device and another
device.
WHAT IS A GOOD PING SPEED?
If you get ping speeds under 20ms that is exceptional and is called a “low
ping”. An acceptable average is between 50ms and 100ms. Ping speeds
above 150ms are considered “high ping”.
WHAT IS JITTER ON A SPEED TEST?
Jitter is a term used to measure the variation or inconsistency of your ping
speed. In other words, it measures how consistent your ping speed is.
WHAT CAUSES JITTER?
* Low Bandwidth
* Busy Network
* Poor hardware performance
* using a WiFi Connection
WHAT IS A GOOD JITTER SPEED?
A good and acceptable jitter speed is below 30 ms. The lower the jitter speed
is, the better your connection is and the better your gaming experience will be.