Thread counts and dropping more low end samples when arriving at an average.

My speeds this evening on FTTP

http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/6488037605

Can you use the tbb test?

In reply to a post by ukhardy07:

Can you use the tbb test?

and the TBB BQM

https://www.thinkbroadband.com/broadband/monitoring/...

It's always going to be something that varies. Urban areas are more liable to congestion. FoD is going to be less likely, uptake of the product is so low a FoD user may well find themselves on an SVLAN on their own. More to do with the ridiculous pricing of the product but a boon for FoD users.

Can you do btw speedtest?

In reply to a post by Chrysalis:

What is more important and relevant to your streaming issues is single threaded performance, run a tbb speedtest or dslreports single threaded test next time you seeing problems. Also run some packet loss tests. speedtest.net isnt a very useful test as it can hide certain issues due to its high threaded nature.

Ok, I just did that shown below, but there was plenty of bandwidth left to use, I think its a Twitch issue, I don't think its a browser issue due to they all have this issue.



This is soooooo bugging me, and getting a tweet reply from @TwitchSupport is impossible to do with this issue and they are aware of this issue.

I did at one point think it might be an IPv6 issue, but after packet sniffing I could see its using IPv4 so that wasn't the issue.

But what I can see is that Twitch just stops sending me stream packets and I just run out of buffer and this happens on (Edge, Chrome, Firefox) so its not a browser issue, this also happens on other machines on our network no matter what resolution sizes we choose.

And YouTube is absolutely fine even watching long 4K Streams, so our connection seems fine.

Paul