then again, aren't you your own provider? I've been told that as well as other flash speed tests multi-thread. certain types of symmetrical business class internet won't max out unless you thread (or run multiple) uploads or downloads. this is why I picked that as my home server location. ALLOT of the servers in the US are hosted in TX. If your scores are much higher to the any of the other mirrors then you most likely have a routing issue that's effecting your traffic to Dallas, TX.that's a place you want to have a good route to. Testing to these locations will show you if you may have any routing issues. I also offer testing to Washington, DC and Seattle, WA. If you're speeds are suffering significantly you may want to look deeper. is unique in its method but employs the same type of uploading process as if you were uploading a video to youtube (for instance). Other tests that go through flash may be by passing any bad settings in your browser that may be slowing you down. My tests use raw form submission upload through your browser.
#COX SPEED TEST DIFFERENT THAN SPEEDTEST GOOGLE DOWNLOAD#
Your test understates my upload and download speeds significantly.
I have 100/100M service and regularly test at. I would love to know why your speedtest is so inconsistent on my connection. Hundreds of millions of tests have been ran and nobody is complaining. post your issue and one of us will help you resolve it. sure enough, they almost always find an issue. Read some of the hundreds of posts where people had the same scenario as you, something that other tests missed. I encourage you to browse and post in my forum. TestMy's results has even been known to reflect issues with hard drives. Bad peering (routing), bad cable modem, MTU could be set wrong. There could be a lot of reasons this can happen.
And has been in development for nearly 10 years longer than Oolka ( and nearly all other tests online). TestMy is the only test of its kind in existence. No matter what, they're guessing at best. Ookla tests and other flash speed tests can adjust your speed by up to 40% to offset for an unknown variable. That runs on flash which isn't the best protocol for testing your connection through the browser. The reason why all the other tests are showing you the same is because nearly all of the testing sites run the same software. But, where is 10Mbps? where is 2.3Mbps? There is something wrong in your website mate. Every other broadband test gives me the result of 10Mbps of download this is the only website which shows 2.3Mbps for 10Mbps.I would agree if it was somewhere near.
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