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JoshB2084

We  paying Comcast's 150/10  internet package every months. I use FAST.com and Speedtest.net to checking my internet speed, noticed my speed actually faster (170-180 Mbps) than advertise. How I got 20-30 Mbps more than my advertised internet speed? 

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Basically the above: there's usually a bit of overhead with better packages to try to guarantee your intended speeds even in busy hours.

I normally get around 115Mbps down and up even though we pay for 100 here.

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I get 560mb~590mb over my 500mb plan, but when I upgraded to 1000mb plan I only get ~930mb....lol

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25 minutes ago, mynameisjuan said:

ISPs can offer burst rates or off-hour rates when bandwidth is available. 

 

23 minutes ago, RobFRaschke said:

They often give a little overhead on top of rated speeds to make sure they don't dip too far during busier hours.

 

Ah I see. That's interest. Thanks for answer my question...

 

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8 hours ago, dgsddfgdfhgs said:

I get 560mb~590mb over my 500mb plan, but when I upgraded to 1000mb plan I only get ~930mb....lol

930 is about where you would get on a gig connection

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20 hours ago, JoshB2084 said:

We  paying Comcast's 150/10  internet package every months. I use FAST.com and Speedtest.net to checking my internet speed, noticed my speed actually faster (170-180 Mbps) than advertise. How I got 20-30 Mbps more than my advertised internet speed? 

Comcast over provisions service by 20% in most area's. As long as the node your connected to has the bandwidth available. 

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i think it is the differ betwent hard ware limit  likg a gig coneciton and sofware limit like thre is no 150 or 300 or 500 only 100 a gig or more in network equement 

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