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The following statistics are checked when we perform a speed test –

(1) Download Speed: How fast does your internet connection receive data requests from websites and servers. Downloading large files, streaming 4K videos in multiple devices requires high download speed.

(2) Upload Speed: How fast your internet connection send data to server. Activities such as online gaming, video chat, sharing large files requires high upload speed.
Jitter: Higher Jitter score meaning inconsistent and poor connection response time.

(3) Ping: Ping is the reaction time of how quickly you receive a response on making a request to server. It is measured in miliseconds and the lower the number the better your internet will perform during live streaming and online gaming.

[ My internet speed is lower than expected 
There can be many reasons why the results underperformed than what was promised by your ISP’s internet plan. Here are some common fixes: ]
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(1) If you are connected to a wireless WiFi network, the connection may be getting slower by the distance between router and the device you are testing in, move closer to your router/modem for better performance.
Walls, other electronic devices and frequencies might possibly interfere the test, it is recommended to directly connect the Ethernet Cable to your PC/laptop for optimal result.

(2) When performing an internet speed test make sure that only you are connected to the network. The speed gets divided when multiple users are accessing internet simultaneously. 

(3) Pause any other online activities such as movie/music streaming and downloading (including background software/app/game updates). 

(4) A 300Mbps router will not be able to handle requests for higher internet plans such as 75Mbps, 100Mbps, so you will need to upgrade your router in such cases.

(5) Keep your browser and router firmware up-to-date. If necessary clear cookies and caches on your default browser. Perform a factory-reset of your router if you believe you might have misconfigured during initial setup.
Lastly, it is always advised to contact your ISP directly since they will be able to assist you better.


How much speed do you need?

(1–5 Mbps = Basic web browsing, send/receive emails, social media )

(5-10 Mbps = Upto 1080p HD video streaming, casual gaming.)

(10-20 Mbps = High speed downloads, uploading photos and videos, smooth video chat.)

(25+ Mbps = Use multiple bandwidth applications seamlessly, online gaming, 4K/VR streaming)


 Speed value 
Kbps – Kilobit per second transfer rate. 1000 kilobits equals one megabit. 

Mbps – Megabits per second. It is industry standard used by internet service providers.

Gbps – Gigabit per second. It refers to to 1,000^3 bits of information which is a billion bits. However, GBps (gigabyte) is about 8,000 bits.

Transfer rate – A standard metric which measures the speed of data transmission from one deivce to another.

Thoughtput – It measures how much data packets was transferred from source to destination succesfully at any given time. Most given time the capacity is measured in bits per seconds. A network administrator would want to send a request and get responded in timely fashion where the Packet arrival is the key. Packets lost in transit leds to poor network performance which is why factors such as latency and jitter plays critical role.

Frequently Asked Questions

(1) Why is there no server available in my area?
Third-party enterprises and ISPs sponsor the servers to run the test. While there are over 1000 servers across the globe we might be unable to serve you if no server was sponsored in your given area.

(2) What does "Finding Optimal Server" mean?
Data transmission is generally faster from a nearby local server than from a distant one. For example if you are a resident of USA and prefer to perform the test in Singapore the result will be significantely poor than that while performing locally for more accurate results.


(3) Why is it showing "Could not connect to the Internet"?
First of all ensure that your internet connection is working properly. Try moving closer to your router.

(4) To perform the speed test we transfer (Download speed) and receive (Upload speed) a small amount of data to your computer network. In case you have a firewall or an antivirus software, it might interpret this process as an attack thus temporarily disabling such software can fix this issue.

If you are using a Virtual Private Network (VPN) you may encounter the error.

(5) How to clear my browser cache?
Google Chrome: Setttings > Privacy and security > Clear browsing data > Basic > Select time range > Clear data.

(6) Mozilla Firefox: Open Menu from top right corner > Preferences > Privacy & Security > Cookies and Site Data > Clear Data > Select Cookies and Site Data and Cached Web Content > Clear.

(7) Safari: Open Preferences > Privacy > Manage Website Data > Select specific sites or remove all.

(8) Why I am seeing "Latency Test Error"?
In event a server is temporarily down or busy you might encounter the message. Please use a different server or try again after some time.

How To Increase Internet Connection Speed? by NetSpeed



Slow Internet Connections can be very annoying because you can’t do literally anything. You can browse the internet with ease, you can’t stream videos and you can’t play games online. Even though you may be paying for speeds much higher but you may not be getting those speeds. This can be due to many factors and these all can lead to you having poor internet connection speed.

Performing a Speed Test

Before you proceed further, you should first test the current speed on your internet connection and through a speed test, you will be able to determine if you are getting good speeds or poor speeds. There are many different websites on the internet on which you can perform a speed test. Once you perform a speed test, you should compare the result to the bandwidth of your internet connection.

Once you confirm that you aren’t getting the actual speeds that you are paying for then here are some things that you can do to increase the internet connection speed.


Check for viruses

You should scan your device for viruses and make sure that there is no virus/malware on your device that is sucking the internet. Sometimes, there may be viruses/malware on your device and they may be sucking the system resources including RAM, CPU, and the internet too.

Use an Ethernet Cable

A thing that you can try to get the maximum speed from your modem is to use an Ethernet cable. Wi-Fi connection may be nice but with Ethernet Cable, you will be able to get the maximum speed from your modem. So, get an Ethernet cable and plug it straight into your PC to get maximum speed.

Update the router firmware

You should also update the firmware of your router regularly. Just like your PC or smartphone that runs on their own Operating Systems, your routers also run on their own firmware. You should regularly look for updates of the router’s firmware and update it. These new updates have all the previous issues fixed and you will likely experience better speeds than before.

Check for Filters

If your internet is also connected to a phone line with a functional telephone then it will be likely that there will be filters installed on the line. Filters are plugs between your modem and phone line. These can help filter out the disturbances so, if you have a filter then make sure that it is of good quality and if it is not then you should buy and replace the older one.

Use a Wi-Fi Booster

Sometimes the problem can be caused by a weak Wi-Fi signal and the solution to that is to increase the range of your Wi-Fi signals. You can place your router at a place where it is not surrounded by other electrical devices and other materials. In such cases when you are having a weak Wi-Fi signal, you can use a Wi-Fi Booster/Extender to increase the range of your Wi-Fi signals.

A Wi-Fi Booster/Extender is a device that increases the range of your Wi-Fi signal by taking the signal and then re-transmitting the signals after its amplification. In this way, you are able to get signals even at dead zones.

Upgrade your router/modem

One of the biggest reasons why you may be getting slow internet is because your internet router/modem is obsoleted. An outdated router/modem can be the reason why you’re getting frequent internet dropouts and you’re also getting slow internet speeds. Consider upgrading your router/modem so, you may be getting the speeds that you are actually paying for and also make sure that the modem that you buy is suited for the internet plan that you are on.

Upgrade your internet plan

In case there are none of the aforementioned issues, you need to upgrade your internet plan to have a faster internet connection speed. The speed that you currently have is not enough to fulfill the needs of your household devices. You probably need a faster internet plan that provides more bandwidth and speed. If you have a lot of devices and comparatively, less internet connection speeds then you should upgrade your internet plan to see an improvement in the speeds.

How to Choose a Wireless Internet Router? By NetSpeed

Choosing a Wireless Internet Router isn’t an easy job. There are a lot of things to consider when buying a WiFi router that not only provides fast and reliable speeds but also provides excellent coverage. This isn’t quite an easy task especially if you are not familiar with how these things work and what makes it even harder to choose a Wireless Router is that the developers put a lot of useless acronyms that have a very little impact on the real-life experience.

A good router cannot be judged by its name and certainly not by its price too. So, here are a few things that you should consider when buying a wireless router:

1. Processor and RAM

The first that you should look for is that the router you are buying has a good processor and RAM. Yes, most of the older routers don’t come with these things but modern routers do and these are important when you are buying a wireless router.

If you are on a medium budget then your router should at least have a decent, multi-core processor along with at least 128 MB of RAM. If the budget is not an issue then you can go for routers with much higher specifications for much better performance.

The reason behind this is that a better processor means that your router would be able to deal with more data and clients simultaneously and more RAM means that it would be able to process everything at a faster speed.

2. Dual-band Router

When you read the term dual-band wireless router then it means that this wireless router has the capability to transmit wireless signals through both the 2.4 GHz frequency and 5 GHz frequency.

Single-band routers have become a thing of the past and nowadays, you would hardly found any router that does not have dual-band support.

The reason why you should pick a dual-band router is that it has two different frequencies at which it can transmit wireless signals. The 2.4 GHz frequency band is the default band and is used by most of the wireless devices. It has a wide coverage area and is also compatible with older devices, however, at places such as apartments or flats where there are several wireless routers, congestion and signal interference can always be a problem.

The 5 GHz frequency band has advantages that it is not the default frequency band of wireless devices and it can transmit data at a much faster speed as compared to the 2.4 GHz frequency band and is also less prone to signal interference but the coverage area is comparatively less as compared to 2.4 GHz band.

3. The router should have mobile applications

It has become a thing of the past to access the router through the default gateway address using a web browser. Nowadays, manufacturers have developed mobile applications for wireless routers using which the users can set up their wireless routers.

It is much easier and convenient to set up and control the settings of your router through a mobile application. So, when buying a wireless router then make sure that it comes with a dedicated mobile application using which you can control the settings of your router.


4. Support for WPA3 Encryption Protocol

WPA3 is the latest and secure-most Wireless encryption protocol available. So, if you are planning to buy a new router then make sure that it has WPA3 encryption available so, that your security isn’t compromised.

WPA2 is also secure enough but WPA3 is the industry-standard protocol and your router should have it.

5. Support for VPN, Firewall, and Antivirus

Many routers nowadays provide useful features such as VPN servers, Firewalls, and Antivirus which are meant to protect your Wi-Fi network from all sorts of attacks. Make sure that the router that you are planning to buy has all these useful features available.

6. Read Online Reviews

Once you have taken everything into perspective and have selected a router that you want to buy then before buying it you should read online reviews of the router. Reviews can provide with you a detailed information about the router and about the actual speeds of the router that it can transmit, unlike the theoretical speeds that the manufacturers tell you.

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