BydasGorg
good morning
I have a 1000mbit contract and on Steam I'm now downloading at 63MB per second.
In some cases, the website call takes 10 seconds and the connection to the discort server sometimes takes that long too.
Why is this happening? What can I do about it?
PS I'm a tech-noop…so maybe it's a beginner's mistake
thank you for your help
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There are many nodes and lines between your computer and the server at the other end. The point at the lowest speed is decisive.
You probably got Vodafone, right? It’s normal…
What you can do would be Win + R press, enter cmd there, then the console goes on.
There you are: “ping 8.8.8.8 -t” one without the quotation marks and let it run 5 minutes.
then press Strg + C to stop this and see if you had package losses in the 5 minutes.
If so, then something’s wrong with your lead. Even if this is rare.
And in Vodafone, package losses are simply often the problem.
With the above mentioned example, you simply google on. That’s why you can test it so well.