Varied connection rates across various sites. Help needed.
Varied connection rates across various sites. Help needed.
I believe the goal is to avoid getting caught up in small details and instead savor what you have. I appreciate the testing and verification, but do you apply similar practices to other areas of life? Do you track your energy usage—like gas or electricity—to ensure your bills are accurate? Water consumption? Daily or per fill-up? It feels pointless to constantly monitor this. Checking periodically can catch problems, but doing it all the time only lets your mind create scenarios and doubts.
Atlanta seems farther away from Florida, yet your internet provider is offering faster connections in Atlanta compared to Florida.
It's quite outdated—over ten years old. It makes more sense to swap it out rather than keep trying to fix it. The device seems to be handling near 100Mb/s WAN traffic, so replacement might be the best option.
I take these actions seriously—they’re part of my routine. When I need more details, I fetch the charts to help with troubleshooting. My career focuses on metrology, and statistics play a key role in everything I do.
Last week I switched from a coaxial modem with 10 mbits upload and 1mbs bandwidth, but the jitter was around 80ms – really bad. Now we’re on FTTH, which seems like the best option in Venezuela right now, especially for homes. However, the site shows high values during waveform bufferbloat tests (like 91/94), and when I tried streaming Twitch at 1080p it dropped to just a few Mbps instead of the expected 100mbps.