Speed Test support up to 1Gbps

I like this one, pretty good. Click speedtest to start. You can also click File to download 10Gb to test real transfer rate.

http://ovh.net/

https://www.nperf.com/r/160691767-21HI9b3o

https://www.nperf.com/r/160693705-KS6VCJ4W

Mine

http://pic.nperf.com/r/160696777-0lo9vs1Q.png

Good speed but shame about horrible Windows 10.

Edited by adslmax (Mon 14-Aug-17 22:04:47)

Prefer to just use my Internet connection to be honest, and test it if things seem to be wrong. YMMV and I know some people are 'avid' speed testers.

EDIT: Just as an aside I'm pretty sure the TBB tester is fine at 1Gb. It's on a 10Gb network.

Edited by deleted (Mon 14-Aug-17 22:32:17)

All about vista baby

http://tbb.st/1501599734878922155 Seems the http://www.thinkbroadband.com/speedtest is up to the task if the ISP/connection/computer are up to the task too.

In reply to a post by adslmax:

Good speed but shame about horrible Windows 10.

Mine worked fine on Windows 10 Pro and even on Edge.
http://pic.nperf.com/r/160930620-ghapXvm8.png

Paul

In reply to a post by MrSaffron:

http://tbb.st/1501599734878922155 Seems the http://www.thinkbroadband.com/speedtest is up to the task if the ISP/connection/computer are up to the task too.

So your speedtest supports 10 gigabit connections too?

In reply to a post by PTHD:

In reply to a post by MrSaffron:

http://tbb.st/1501599734878922155 Seems the http://www.thinkbroadband.com/speedtest is up to the task if the ISP/connection/computer are up to the task too.

So your speedtest supports 10 gigabit connections too?

Not sure why it should since there is no ISP in blighty selling 10Gbps residential connections.

Not sure if you are asking this because of ADSLMax's talking about downloading a 10GB file (although he used a lower case b which I suspect was an error) - the size of the file in that case would not be related to the line speed being tested.

In reply to a post by PTHD:

So your speedtest supports 10 gigabit connections too?

I'm not aware of any speed tester that supports 10Gb connections. To do that you'd require a server with multiple 10Gb NIC ports that's running some kind of per-packet load balancing across them, and is supplied by a network with at least 10Gb of capacity available at all times.