M max2 macrumors 603 Original poster May 31, 2015 6,433 2,049 Mar 3, 2017 #1 Like for example 1 MB/sec for one sec then 3 MB/sec then 900KB/sec and so on.
Apple_Robert Contributor Sep 21, 2012 36,289 54,242 In a van down by the river Mar 3, 2017 #2 It is not unusual. There are a lot of variables involved between your device, the service provider and their servers, and the internet. Reactions: xb2003
It is not unusual. There are a lot of variables involved between your device, the service provider and their servers, and the internet.
MacNut macrumors Core Jan 4, 2002 23,002 9,981 CT Mar 4, 2017 #3 The amount of people on the network at any given time. Your location and any obstructions in the way all affect speeds.
The amount of people on the network at any given time. Your location and any obstructions in the way all affect speeds.
vrBrew Suspended Mar 3, 2017 103 88 High life, High times Mar 4, 2017 #4 What are you doing and how are you measuring? TCP can constantly change due to delay/jitter/reordering when mixed with windowing. Not only that but wireless can change as well, changes in tx/rx signal strength will change max throughput.
What are you doing and how are you measuring? TCP can constantly change due to delay/jitter/reordering when mixed with windowing. Not only that but wireless can change as well, changes in tx/rx signal strength will change max throughput.