It would be good if you can back your statement with something, or even better provide a solution.

what solution you need for this?

this is my actual result from cloudflare... apart of latency/download speed are correct only the upload speed are incorrect.

well, it's you who said that the cloudflare speed test is not accurate, that's why I am asking if you have a better solution to speed test.

why is the upload speed incorrect?

previously TM route cloudflare SG colo cdn is via Equinix SG was <20ms only when peak hours 8:30pm increase till 200-600ms as for now the route has been changed since yesterday morning and most Cloudflare SG colo cdn had redirect to HKG colo via Telstra peering route and the actual ping should be 40-45ms but due TM peering Telstra had big congestion/throttling the ping can spike up to 150-200ms

and lastly...... Cloudflare is an anycast network, so where you are routed is determined by peering with ISPs. The shortest path geographically isn’t always possible due to peering agreements.

TIME MAXIS ALLO why no issue with cloudflare due their routing policy are different then TM and their traffic most exchange via their own IX's or peering or transit provider

I think the point of the cloudflare speed test is not to compare with other speed test site, it's meant to speed test to the cloudflare network.
what's the point having high speed to a random speed test server hosted by some ISP but shit speed to the cloudflare network (which is used by a lot of website)

I suppose the real solution to make everyone happy is for TM to improve/fix their peering network & routing policies?

Can anybody confirm with me TMNet have placed a hard throttle limit on Singapore servers? I tested here multiple times with IDM and speedtest.net, the maximum speed I get around is 30Megabytes/sec or around 300Mbits per second maximum. See screenshot below :

https://www.speedtest.net/result/11559195190


https://www.speedtest.net/result/11559203864

not all singapore server from my testing, OVH Cloud in particular is worst (240ms latency 300mbps), ViewQwest and Singtel can get near full speed (800mbps) with 8ms latency

Hi guys,

From the discussion here can I conclude it is TM who is routing via HK? ie Now I am using Cloudflare Warp and its colocation is HKG. Supposed to be SG yet suddenly changed and it is TM's issue? Seems Maxis people still going via SG.

So I need to complain to TM rather than feedback to Cloudflare?

Hi guys,

From the discussion here can I conclude it is TM who is routing via HK? ie Now I am using Cloudflare Warp and its colocation is HKG. Supposed to be SG yet suddenly changed and it is TM's issue? Seems Maxis people still going via SG.

So I need to complain to TM rather than feedback to Cloudflare?

During late night like now, the routing is back via SG again

http://0edb293e6fa4.ap.ngrok.io/smokeping/?target=CDN.CDN-9
Quite obvious when routing is done via HK, it is consistently 150ms and above then when switch back to SG it's below 50ms as seen in the charts