Salt Fiber 10GBit/s Speedtest: huge differences between test with browser or app for speedtest.net
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.พ. 2025
- Salt Fiber 10Gbit/s delivers approx. a maximum of 8 Gbit/s, due to the used XGS-PON technology.
If you have the proper equipment (fitting Ethernet device and NVME SSD), you might be "disappointed" when testing per browser on www.speedtest.net, as you will get a maximum of 2 or 3 GBits at best. However, this is due to the browser application which looks limited / fails in that case of potential speeds up to 10Gbit/s. Instead, choose the speedtest.net application for Win and others, install and check again with that. It delivers accurate, and of course faster results. Best result with the nearest servers, the values decrease with increasing distance. Nevertheless, the differences between browser test and app test remain.
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10 gbit speedtest 10 gb upload. quality 480p
Excuse me what the fuck xd
Sen buralarda napiyon xd
10gbit isnt 10gb though
😂😂
problem there is: 99% of the speedtest servers are built for 1GBit maximum at the moment.
swisscom just recently (july) launched a +/- working speedtest for 10GBit. There‘s some major hardware upgrading and tinkering to do first... additionally you would need a 10GBit network card - forget wireless lan speedtests, they are completely useless.
also, at 10GBit almost 2GBit are used for overhead (error correction, packet addressing etc...) plus the XGS-PON access is shared with other customers (point to multipoint). realistic results are around 7.8 to 8.2 GBit/s
I love how the Speedtest with the app was instantly finished.
I think the app just does better overall because of how little it has to load
That's because it has a limit of 1 gigabyte before it quits to stop speedtest's servers from exploding.
@@bitonic589 App is short for application, which is another word for a computer program.
@@borkingdoggouwuuwuw The reason the app does better is because browsers are limited to around 3Gbps.
the 8 people who disliked have 10kb/s internet
I have 2.5mb/s
@@gdminervm slow asf lol
@@bitonic589 when I came to other city, internet was 40 MB\s!!!
Thats faster than my car
yes, web browsers max out around 3 Gbps, so you should use the desktop app and you should have devices that are capable of handling those speeds... This is what Ookla said
ohhhh i see
yeah i have 500$ laptop, and i have 10gbs internet, but only receiving 1gbs limit because of the Laptop i guess
@@noone9295 yes, your ethernet card is limited, if you have a usb 3.0 port or a usb type-c port, you can buy a 2.5Gigs, 5G or 10G ethernet adapter, and if you have an SSD drive, I think your laptop will be able to handle the 10G internet
I've done computers for years and didn't even know there was a max on browsers
news to me. uggh so to get > 3gbps perf in those rare cases it must be using standalone apps. not https or ftp via browser.
Bro got that Area 51 Internet
Prices for this speed are so cheap in Zurich. American prices are much more expensive. But we're much more spread out.
You should try the Speedtest CLI, these speeds provoke bottlenecks in most servers.
Here in Poznan, Poland, symetrical 10 gb/s is also available, but I use 600/200 mb/s cause I only work using internet.
Thats legitimately fast
Die Schweizer wieder am Rumprahlen D:
Nein wir doch nicht
auch ich: mein PB...
@@engjell0444 laughs in 16mbit
I'm in the UK and have 1gb/1gb. To be honest, it's more than fast enough. The biggest limitation I find is remote services not having the capacity to serve at my full speed. Most people wouldn't notice any difference between 1gb and 10gb due to latency (the time it takes to establish a connection to a remote server).
I first read that as, most people would not know the difference between 1 mbps and 10 mbps connection and I was like, they absolutely would. But then I read oh 1 gbps and 10 gbps, yeah probably not.
Hoi I just installed the same internet offer from salt and I'm checking the WiFi speed and it's not at all high the speed, I live in Seebach Zurich 8052 and I have 50mbps download and upload, have u got any feedback?
I HAVE ALSO 10gbits in swiss, but it gives me only 900mbs / 900 mbps why?
probably because of the router
@@xlilredflag2258 or the cable? because i have normal cable, and i saw that you can buy network cable for router that allows 10gbs
@@e.blatant, you will need at least a Cat. 6e cable (not Cat. 6, they are different), Cat. 6e (10 GbE) router and Cat. 6e (10 GbE) network card. It‘s maybe your cable or network card, these are often only gigabit rated.
Du brauchst mindestens ein Cat. 6e Netzwerkkabel (nicht Cat. 6), Cat. 6e Router und eine Cat. 6e Netzwerkkarte. Es ist also möglicherweise dein Kabel/deine Netzwerkkabel, die sind oft nur für Gigabit geeignet.
(German text is the same like the English text)
Unless you have enterprise grade hardware, the max speed for a ethernet is 1gb/s, it's rare and expensive to have 10gb/s link on a laptop or computer. You can add a network card to your pc if you need it tho 😉
I see it is for 49.95, but in which currency? Swiss franc?
swiss franc, but it has almost the same value as USD
Шикарно
Meanwhile I’m paying $40 for 10Mbps up and down 😔😔
Holy shit that's expensive, I live in Lausanne (the city where the speedtest servers are located) and I pay 59.- for 10gigs/s
@@francescomarialeo ikr
@@francescomarialeo us?
Those speeds are terrible I wish I had them😢
terrible????
Kann mir jemand die genauen Masse der fiber box durch geben?
Höhe und breite
Danke
welche fiber box?
I have 900 Mb Orange Światłowód Fiber
XDDD "światłowód Fiber" BTW xD optic fiber po prostu.
Wow
LOS
SOOS
Sos
100mb/s is more than enough😀
Well, it's not. Maybe 1 gigabit is the maximum you'd need. But 100mbps is almost not okay for one 4K TV.
@@ytrav 👍
@@ytrav depends
i once got 10 gigs and I would never change it back...
only 15 mins for Whole Cold War
100mb/s is considered entry level these days. It's fast enough for one person, but a whole household would struggle. A good quality 4K stream on it's own is 30mb/s.