why did the average speed keep going lower & lower until they just cut off the recording on that? could that just have been a data burst, you know they rarely happen & when they do it lasts only a couple of seconds.
@jay33011211 because the speedtest finished, data stopped transferring, and the 'current' transfer was 0 bits/sec. So if your max is 30mbps, and your current is 0, over time that will drive down the average.
why did the average speed keep going lower & lower until they just cut off the recording on that? could that just have been a data burst, you know they rarely happen & when they do it lasts only a couple of seconds.
jay33011211 7 months ago
@jay33011211 because the speedtest finished, data stopped transferring, and the 'current' transfer was 0 bits/sec. So if your max is 30mbps, and your current is 0, over time that will drive down the average.
reuthermonkey1 1 month ago
Cool...now if only I could get something other than GPRS here. Every other carrier has at least EDGE here.
otto888123 1 year ago