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When the kids in bed.

Now sure why the active download jitter goes through the roof though??? Or why it doesn't hit 1000 on the DL which is what it's supposed to be.
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Don't know how much faith to put in these, but the loaded DL jitter shows up here as well and lack of 1Gbps DL speed.
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Ahhhh ¡la mala lag! (Ahhhh bad lag!)

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In Edgium, it's fine. Got A in Edgium.

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Browser: Vivaldi 6.6.3271.50 (Stable channel)

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1 Gb up and down? If you have symmetrical, you need to update network driver! A network driver bug can cause an issue like that with 1 Gb down and 1 Gb up service.
IIRC, I had that issue with ethernet on my MSI B450 Tomahawk. The ethernet controller driver, apparently caused me to lose upload. Especially if you have 1 Gb for up as well, and you get an upload speed that's a lot lower on Speedtest! This is more likely to happen on 10 than 11.
 
Some not so great bufferbloat latency results above. I highly recommend a router than runs OpenWrt, install and enable the SQM and set a dl/ul limit 90% the speed of your internet test. Here my cable modem internet rated is at 500 Mbits. I'm getting +0/+0 perfect A+ bufferbloat results running OpenWrt on Linux kernel 6.1 with SQM cake enabled. With this no added lag ever in gaming or voip:

 
Some not so great bufferbloat latency results above. I highly recommend a router than runs OpenWrt, install and enable the SQM and set a dl/ul limit 90% the speed of your internet test. Here my cable modem internet rated is at 500 Mbits. I'm getting +0/+0 perfect A+ bufferbloat results running OpenWrt on Linux kernel 6.1 with SQM cake enabled. With this no added lag ever in gaming or voip:

Depends on the SQM algorithms and some routers only have the CPU power to handle 350 Mbps ish.
 
1 Gb up and down? If you have symmetrical, you need to update network driver! A network driver bug can cause an issue like that with 1 Gb down and 1 Gb up service.
IIRC, I had that issue with ethernet on my MSI B450 Tomahawk. The ethernet controller driver, apparently caused me to lose upload. Especially if you have 1 Gb for up as well, and you get an upload speed that's a lot lower on Speedtest! This is more likely to happen on 10 than 11.
Since I have also have an MSI Tomahawk, I thought I better try it out. Unfortunately no change in speed after updating both network driver and chipset drivers.
I did use to get a higher upload at a different address, so I guess it's just the nature of the fibre connection being time divided or similar.
 
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