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Guys, I get a 30 Mbps in download and 50 Mbps in Upload when using speedtest using my service provider server however if i change the server to other location, I get like 15 Mbps in Download and just 1 Mbps in upload what does that suppose to mean?

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    It is like driving on the highway to the nearest city, vs, driving to the store to get milk.

    One has traffic jams. The other does not.
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    It means that your provider cheaped out on peering agreements and/or connections.
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    Maybe they prioritise traffic to their speedtest server to make their service look faster when customers measure it.
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    Dodgey isp.
    Call customer support, they make you run a speed test, you past the minimum requirements for them to not do anything besides bill you next month too.
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    fast.com is the speed to netflix. It is the most reliable website you can get to test the internet speed. As 100% no ISP will prioritize the traffic to netflix, compared to other speedtesting sites that may get prioritized.
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    @electrineer you mean the result is fake?
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    @bigmonsterlover you mean tor is more accurate than running it in brave or chrome
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    @jonas-w fast shows something like 15mbps and 1 mbps upload
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    @dIREsTRAITS it's possible that the result doesn't match actual speed in normal use
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    @electrineer when i download something i see the speed of the download is around 2 Mbps/s
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