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FTTP - Speed Testing
Bestgear:
--- Quote from: dee.jay on October 11, 2021, 12:02:38 PM ---What happens if you follow the "if you are testing 500/1000mbps product, click here" ?
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Some guidance appears... hehe
Bestgear:
--- Quote from: Weaver on October 11, 2021, 09:14:39 AM ---You could try speedtest.aa.net.uk, it’s not so heavily used, I would assume, but probably better to pick an odd time, as previous posters said. You really need a speed-tester that is in your own ISP’s network, ideally, so that you won’t have to cross the wider internet of course.
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Thanks - will give it a try....I find that BT Wholesale tester bad during the day, but evenings and weekends are better for obvious reasons.
I did look at thinkbroadbands tool - but was crap for me... I think photoshop would be needed to get any decent speed recorded ???
Bestgear:
Great tips here - clearly from experience! Thanks for these.
Has anyone used - and do they rate - the speed tester that is presented within the BT portal?
As I am not using a HomehUb - I cannot use it - and according to the BT support staff they cannot see line speeds without a Homehub either... which I am somewhat sceptical about.
At least with FTTP there is no DLM to worry about messing your speeds up...
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Bestgear:
--- Quote from: Weaver on October 11, 2021, 09:14:39 AM ---You could try speedtest.aa.net.uk, it’s not so heavily used, I would assume, but probably better to pick an odd time, as previous posters said. You really need a speed-tester that is in your own ISP’s network, ideally, so that you won’t have to cross the wider internet of course.
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Need to try it when the kids (across the UK) go to sleep....
burakkucat:
Perhaps try fast.com ?
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