Seems like if you live in EM, it's only worth to subscribe up to 300-500 Mbps package for UNIFI since you can't get anything higher in real world conditions.

No idea bro You using DIR842 / C1200 / DIR85L ?

Have you tried downloading using 2 PCs at the same time? Can both get 300Mbps or so?

Try download multiple files/vids from google drive/ utube ( for testing purposes, ).
see if all add up to 800mbps.

its normal for international link,
there's no way you can get full 800 MB on china server.
same thing, its international!
its congested

and not all hosting allow 800mb/user upload for performance purposes.
and 1 more thing to consider. were not using fix IP, we shared.

On speedtest.net
you given an option to select server.

try speedtest on different server/location, you can see, the farther it tis, the slower it gets.
its different for bigshot company like google,youtube/facebook the have server all around the world.

This post has been edited by johnsdoes: Dec 4 2018, 11:56 AM

So you want to mention that different website has capped for the certain speed, is it? Since you mention connection depend between ISP and ISP peering..

This post has been edited by JuneResources: Dec 4 2018, 05:15 PM

in layman yes.

International links are not congested! If you dont believe me, go check the used capacity, this is something ISPs and companies will refuse the share. What happens is that both sides throttle each other down to a few Mb/s. So unless you're getting a dedicated line you're not gonna be seeing your full subscribed speeds for international. To give an example, if you transfer a file between your house and a house in the US, the speeds can be as low as a few Mb/s, due to US ISPs being greedy and heavily capping downs from other countries (not like they gotta down much from others). But whoever downloads will basically pay the other ISP that uploads. Malaysia which is lacking upload is at a disadvantage here. ISPs tend to be billed per data used and some ISPs like TM actually have dedicated international links but not to china, to the UK.

This post has been edited by System Error Message: Dec 5 2018, 02:05 AM

Bro,

Send me the link too, i wanna test also.

on wired lan, speed test i managed to get 825mbps, not sure if full download speed is how much.

How do you know it is connected to European server?

As far as I know, the cloud services and cloud storage normally feature a large distributed content delivery network. So even you are downloading from microsoft one drive or google drive, the server which serves the download might be from its nearest data center/server.

https://www.submarinecablemap.com/

The above website will give overview how the connection of submarine cables (99% are internet data if not all), and you can get to know the speed by google the submarine cable name.

Most traffic to US are via East (taiwan or hk or japan), some traffic to Europe is also from East (in overview to Taiwan/Japan -> US -> Europe), that is why going to Europe traffic is sometime slow. Is all depending what route the isp use.

Also another point to take note, consumer bandwidth assignment are different from corporate (lease line) assignment. They call it "internet link ratio". Lease line usually have 1:1 or 1:2, while consumer 1:50 are normal. That is why speed test to oversea may sometime slow for consumer.

https://www.canstarblue.com.au/internet/int...tention-ratios/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contention_ratio

This post has been edited by weikee: Dec 5 2018, 11:37 AM

If that true, there are 2 users here reported they got full speed with the same link that i downloaded. Its from TM endpoint that got problem. I believe they capping some users or location. Yesterday i got called from TM, they will send somone again (second time) to check my unifi.

Another possibility is the area during that time are saturated.

because the OP showed a file transfer between his PC and his server in EU, so its not distributed as its to a single server.

Try dslreports.com , not only can it max out your connection, but most of it is international meaning this will test your international bandwidth, latency and bufferbloat in a multi connection test. This is one way to fully utilise your connection though and this is why torrents area hated because they defeated QoS in the past. My QoS setup definitely works better though. For example, when i was on TIME 100Mb/s, i could get 100Mb/s in this test and A+ bufferbloat (I used QoS for this). However players got way higher latencies when i hosted minecraft, huge latency between actions when fighting NPCs, when i applied a complicated QoS setup, i halved their NPC lag and this means that they arent even getting 1Mb/s internationally. You will not max out a single connection internationally but you can with multiple connections, and the contention ratio is real so its very dependent on use. Distributed content does help but most of the distributed content we use comes from singapore (there is no google, facebook, youtube and so on hosted/cached in malaysia).

you are kidding yourself if you think malaysia's internet is fast, i mean TM is only giving turbo to like 1% of its users till mid next year (they are waiting for competitors to start offering the same speeds before they give it to all customers). At Tier 1, they connect to one another and luckily TM is tier 1 but treating their existing customers horribly. The other ISPs like TIME and maxis are tier 2 and 3 with maxis probably having some of their own tier 1 done between MY and india. What this means is that everything that goes out of their network, goes onto someone elses network. So it is this that determines congestion and throttling if your ISP doesnt throttle you. All dslreports will do in bandwidth test will show that the link is full on the national level.

Very very aggressive bandwidth management.
All from private tracker with at least 10 seedboxes seeding each torrent.


Weird...

Webe


Time


Singtel


Viewqwest

That singtel result is really really strange. Super high, unusual ping for a Sg server.

Yea. I think it's a routing issue.
Different IP but still no where near 800Mbps...

Singtel

Totally wrong, Malaysia Cahaya is 10Tbps raw to the US and E Asia and it cost a fortune to build. Malaysia has maybe 10M users of Facebook etc, so that works out as 1Mbps each. No way are you going to get 800Mbps to a US server.

This post has been edited by dayojah: Dec 6 2018, 05:33 PM

but not all 10M are using at once, and facebook for this region is hosted in singapore. As i was trying to say there is some traffic management going on, and home users are artifically throttled in some cases but not all. 2 years ago when i tested i could eek out 4+Mb/s in home to home transfers for a single connection. The physical connections are not owned by every T1 ISP so even though TM may offer connectivity between malaysia and UK, they do so over existing networks, or probably get a bunch of people to all invest in infrastructure together.

We still need more ISPs to step up and network more, by that i dont just mean offer at T3 (end user) but also to build their national and international networks more. Even TNB also have their own T2 network that they are leasing out to ISPs now too.

This post has been edited by System Error Message: Dec 6 2018, 07:49 PM

500mb

Max download speed 10.9mb in steam

Haha i guess i am very happy with the 100mbps then

I get 100 local 100 international here no slow slow here

10gb file speedtest
A site from Germany

download with IDM, parallel 16.

achieve max speed throughout