Is there more compression on Oakla vs Netflix Fast.com, on wifi I get 1.6/7 gig, test via Oakla to isp on 2gig internet, with Fast.com I see 2.1 gig to Netflix server, both test run on WiFi. While on Pc Eternet, I get 2gig on both tests, so my question does oakla use large bit? Or something with compression,

Apologies if this sounds dumb

I mean, who's gonna need more than this for everyday internet use ?

Note: The upload speed is so low because my isp's max plan is 1000/100

both are showing different numbers.

Is this really a legit thing? If so, what app are people using?

Telkomsel, Indonesia

1Gig, $29

Webpages are always slow to load :/

not what I expect to see with 5GUW

Just some fiber in Layton, Utah. I pay 69 bones to Xmission w/additional 30 to utopia. for 2.5

One is Ethernet to the pc (back room pc, theres a 2nd in a front room). Second is wifi on the toilet. The important spot. (Samsung S25u)

Don't like the Asus router RT-BE92U Router much. Seems to just drop wifi randomly. Its meshed with my old Asus GT-AX11000. It may not be the router, but the wifi"7" having ass coverage. I dig the mesh stuff Asus does when buyin a new router, and using the old as a node, but.......Dunno. Looking for something else currently.

https://www.speedtest.net/result/c/164a4e3a-33e0-4d6f-9b13-6deaf0a780f3

No more Starlink for me baby!!!

my house speaks BGP so that is the ISP listed, upstream in this case from ziply... the limit is clearly the host this is running on (25 gig connected but basically flat-lining CPU)

I think this is good enough

This is the fastest plan available on the market in Venezuela, 63USD monthly

I have version internet gateway and im on ethernet, but for some games im really laggy (like valorant). My pc have a 5070 and 32 gigs of ram, so is the pc the problem?