when more clients perform the test, the bandwidth result is shared! so its not so usefully

[openspeedtest]

when more clients perform the test, the bandwidth result is shared! so its not so usefully

[openspeedtest]

If you have 1gbps NIC the maximum download and upload capacity of your server will be 1 gbps. If you try to test from multiple devices with 1gbps total bandwid, it will be shared between both devices. If you like to saturate both devices you need to upgrade the server NIC to 10Gbps.

[mckaygerhard]

If you have 1gbps NIC the maximum download and upload capacity of your server will be 1 gbps. If you try to test from multiple devices with 1gbps total bandwid, it will be shared between both devices. If you like to saturate both devices you need to upgrade the server NIC to 10Gbps.

ok but tell me why the okla own hosted server will give total for both.. (until demo expired of course, and started to floot to me with premium offers)

[openspeedtest]

Client download speed = server upload speed.
Client upload speed = server upload speed.
If client and server have 1 Gbps NIC, it can download and upload at 1Gbps. If you connect 2 equally capable clients with 1Gbps Nic to a 1Gbps NiC server you will see 500Mbps (1G/2).. you will not get more that 1Gbps on both devices at the same time. Finish the test on one device, then run test on another device. Now both devices will show 1Gbps.

[mckaygerhard]

Finish the test on one device, then run test on another device. Now both devices will show 1Gbps.

err the okla service with same 1G show 1G .. i guess that: they send in small packets and use same principies of the cpu's that only can process one instruction but so so faster that simulates much more instructions at same time.. do you got it? the idea?

[openspeedtest]

So you are telling that your server speed was more than 1 gbps when you tested? I don't know how that works.

[mckaygerhard]

So you are telling that your server speed was more than 1 gbps when you tested? I don't know how that works.

no, I am saying that when Okla deployed the server it said the same speed for both clients, but i am losing the hope cos that you said makes sense and its pretty logic