Gigabit speed test
Most tests read low on gigabit plans. This one opens up to eight parallel streams and ignores ramp-up, so it reads correctly at 1 Gbps and beyond. Your plan is pre-set to 1,000 Mbps below.
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Questions about this test
Why does my gigabit plan test at 940 Mbps?
That's the usable ceiling of a gigabit Ethernet port after protocol overhead. It means your plan is delivering fully. Providers often provision 1.1–1.2 Gbps so that single-port users still see ~940.
What Wi‑Fi do I need for gigabit?
A Wi‑Fi 6, 6E or 7 router with 160 MHz channels enabled, and a device that supports them (most 2021+ phones and laptops). Expect 700–900+ Mbps in the same room.
How do I test above 1 Gbps?
A 2.5 GbE or 10 GbE port, a multi-gig router port, and a recent computer. Browsers cap around 2–3 Gbps; beyond that use a command-line tool like iperf3.
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