SamKnows, report di Febbraio

Qui di seguito potete vedere il report del mese di Febbraio, inviato da SamKnows, sulla mia connessione di casa.
Pensavo che il risultato fosse peggiore.

Broadband Report Card From 1 Feb 2012 to 29 Feb 2012 There's more to broadband performance than speed alone. We're measuring a range of different metrics to get the complete picture on performance of ISPs nationwide. This report card shows how your broadband connection has performed over the last month.

Downstream throughput Downstream throughput (or download speed) is the most commonly associated metric with broadband performance. It dictates the rate at which your computer will be able to fetch content (e.g. web pages,  pictures, music, video etc) from the Internet. » View Detailed Charts 3.09Mbps Average 0.33Mbps Min 6pm, Sun 5th Feb 5.42Mbps Max 3am, Mon 6th Feb

Upstream throughput Upstream throughput (or upload speed) is the measurement of the rate at which your computer will be able to send or upload content (e.g. pictures, music, videos etc) to the Internet. » View Detailed Charts 0.49Mbps Average 0.38Mbps Min 8pm, Mon 13th Feb 0.57Mbps Max 9am, Fri 3rd Feb

Latency Latency is the measurement of how long it takes one packet to be sent to one of our test servers, and then returned  back to you. This can effectively be thought of as the responsiveness of the connection between  your home and our servers out on the Internet. » View Detailed Charts 124.91ms Average 10.16ms Min 10am, Thu 23rd Feb 2729.64ms Max 7pm, Tue 28th Feb

Packet Loss Packet loss is relatively rare in modern networks. That said, some broadband providers have been known to suffer high packet loss at peak times. If this is the case for your ISP then you may find that time sensitive  applications such as Voice over IP (VoIP) and online gaming will suffer. » View Detailed Charts 1.45% Average 0.00% Min 12am, Sun 5th Feb 73.70% Max 3am, Tue 7th Feb