| Test Your Connection Quality |
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| Test your Internet connection for lost packets or high latency to ensure that your gaming and communication is always reliable, all for free in your browser. |
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| About |
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| This site uses cutting-edge <1>WebRTC</1> technology to check your Internet connection's <2>packet loss</2>, <3>latency</3>, and <4>latency jitter</4> in your browser for free. |
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| These problems can all be <5>caused by various similar issues</5>, which hopefully you will be able to find and <6>fix</6> using this easy way to test for them. |
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| This complements a traditional <7>speed test</7>, which only measures the raw speed and latency. |
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| Speed is important for general Internet browsing, downloading files, and video streaming, but it is not a very good measure for performance for more communicative activities. |
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| Activities like gaming and voice chat usually do not need much raw bandwidth, but they need prompt and reliable responses. |
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| These programs also do not usually resend information if it fails to get there, so if <8>packets get lost</8> in transmission, they are gone for good, which can also have a significant impact. |
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| Up until recently, web browsers have not been able to test this, as they have always retried everything until it works. |
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| Recently however, WebRTC has been added to modern browsers, finally enabling this type of test. |
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| I could not find another site that has implemented this type of test, so I made one. |
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| This makes it very easy for anyone to test their <9>packet loss</9> (also known as "packet drop") without downloading a more complicated tool like <10>iPerf</10>. |
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| Now, you can just hit "Start Test" below, and then <11>interpret your results</11>. |
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| Also, you can read a bit more about the site at the dedicated <12>About</12> and <13>Technology</13> pages. |
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| Test Settings |
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| What do these settings mean? |
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| Packet Sizes |
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| and |
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| Bytes |
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| Frequency |
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| Pings/Second |
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| Duration |
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| Seconds |
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| Acceptable Delay |
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| Milliseconds |
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| Or Select a Preset Approximation |
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| Default |
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| Custom |
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| Wait |
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| seconds before recording results? |
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| Using |
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| Server |
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| Virginia |
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| Georgia |
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| New Jersey |
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| United Kingdom |
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| Netherlands |
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| Germany |
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| Lithuania |
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| Israel |
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| India |
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| Singapore |
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| Australia |
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| This will send a total of ping<14>s</14> and use of data. |
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| Uh, sorry, but 1,000,000 pings and 400MB is a bit too intense of testing. |
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| I'm not exactly made of money for hosting here, and I really doubt you need this intense of testing. |
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| You can always run multiple tests if you need to. |
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| Start Test |
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| Progress |
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| Sent |
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| Time |
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| Received |
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| Results |
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| Upload Packet Loss |
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| Total Packet Loss |
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| Download Packet Loss |
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| Late Packets |
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| Average Latency |
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| ms |
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| Average Jitter |
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| Response Time |
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| Packet |
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| Run a detailed test |
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| Is this a good result? |
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| What causes packet loss? |
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| How to fix packet loss |
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| Download results as |
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| <15>Like the site? |
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| Consider donating!</15> |
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| Running |
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| Very Good |
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| Good |
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| Fair |
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| Bad |
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| Very Bad |
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| Packet Loss Test |
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Packet Loss Test™