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mynameise1pc
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I Recently upgraded to gig internet with at&t and ran a speed test

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I seem to top off at around 600 mbps then drop drastically wondering why this would be happening
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mynameise1pc wrote I Recently upgraded to gig internet with at&t and ran a speed test

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I seem to top off at around 600 mbps then drop drastically wondering why this would be happening


I've had the same service from AT&T for 2 years. So I suggest to run a speed test from Speedtest.net and select the nearest AT&T server. Also run a speedtest directly from the AT&T website. AT&T wont do shit if you at least get 500mbps down and 500mbps up. Check this out and goto the bottom [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

Also make sure your hardware can handle the gigabit throughput. Check your CPU load when running a speedtest to make sure there aren't issues.

Are you trying to reduce bufferbloat for gaming? I also use DSLReports, great website.
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