Network tools
Measuring the connection to our server
The advanced test measures latency, jitter, download and upload speeds between your browser and our server. The measurement performs several passes and uses parallel connections, so the result is closer to the real behavior of the link than a simple single download.
Start measurement
The test performs a quick latency measurement, several short downloads and several short data sends. The result appears faster and is indicative of the connection to our server.
Przygotowanie testu…
Measurement result
After completing the test, you will see a final summary here.
384 kbpsDSL
768 kbpsDSL
1000 kbpsDSL
1.465 MbpsDSL/T1/Cable Modem
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How this test works
The measurement does not use an external speedtest server, it only checks the real performance of the connection between your browser and our server. Thanks to this, the result shows how quickly the user can download and send data to this location.
Co mierzymy
The test first checks ping and jitter based on a series of short queries, then performs a warm-up stage, and then runs several parallel downloads of a large static file and several parallel data sends. Results from major transitions are aggregated to reduce the impact of single speed spikes.
How to read the result
Download shows the speed at which your browser downloads data from our server, upload measures the speed at which data is sent to our server, ping measures the response time, and jitter shows the variability of this time. Higher downloads and uploads and lower ping and jitter usually mean better connection quality.
Ograniczenia
The result is influenced by, among others: load on the device, browser, local network, Wi-Fi, operator and the server itself. This is not a universal result of the entire Internet, but a measurement of the quality of the connection to a specific network point, which is our server.