why my internet on gbatemp 4x slower?

[Sathya]

i've check my router or modem, its fine. and restarting modem for 3 times but dosent work.
but this problem is strange. my internet speed on AT&T internet speedtest, is 6.5 mbps. and i can watch full hd movie without buffering. but this problem only on gbatemp. but this problem comes only when i use my wifi. but when i using my phone with cellular card, its like a normal. please this problem is strange

 

[GameSystem]

The conspiracy theorist would say that this is the result of Net Neutrality being repealed and Big ISP is throttling your connection to all content it deems harmful.

 

[Sathya]

sorry, i dont understand.
but can you give me a solution?

 

[BORTZ]

Net Neutrality dude, its screwing you already!

 

[GameSystem]

If it is indeed throttling, then you can use a VPN or something. I don't know the technical details, but I think that since your traffic is hidden from the ISP, they can't tell what site you are going to, and thus won't throttle it. If they throttle all VPN connections, then there is nothing you can do except change companies.

By the way, I have no idea what I'm talking about. Don't take my advice seriously.

 

[BlastedGuy9905]

i've check my router or modem, its fine. and restarting modem for 3 times but dosent work.
but this problem is strange. my internet speed on AT&T internet speedtest, is 6.5 mbps. and i can watch full hd movie without buffering. but this problem only on gbatemp. but this problem comes only when i use my wifi. but when i using my phone with cellular card, its like a normal. please this problem is strange

I was about to add your fucking signature to the "Stupid things people say" thread. Figured I would need a "MENTALLY INCAPABLE people" thread instead, so I ended up not doing that.

atleast you managed to write that with a fairly small amount of mistakes/idiotism

 

[Sathya]

but his problem also in my ipad, laptop and android with wifi connection.
so... This problem from my router or ip?

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I was about to add your fucking signature to the "Stupid things people say" thread. Figured I would need a "MENTALLY INCAPABLE people" thread instead, so I ended up not doing that.

atleast you managed to write that with a fairly small amount of mistakes/idiotism

no one need you and i dont need you tbh.
so never reply on here again.
and your sig is wrong when detecting my device.

 

[BlastedGuy9905]

but his problem also in my ipad, laptop and android with wifi connection.
so... This problem from my router or ip?

The cause of this is Net Neutrality ending. It allows your internet service provider to slow down whatever website they want. Your IP doesn't have anything to do with this.

 

[evandixon]

The internet is a complicated beast. Sometimes there can be unintentional slowdowns because the packets take the wrong path, and the routers don't see any better way.

Also, NN isn't repealed yet, so stop fearmongering with no real evidence. Run a traceroute then we can talk.

 

[BlastedGuy9905]

The internet is a complicated beast. Sometimes there can be unintentional slowdowns because the packets take the wrong path, and the routers don't see any better way.

Also, NN isn't repealed yet, so stop fearmongering with no real evidence. Run a traceroute then we can talk.

Oh... Right, I forgot about that.

 

[Zense]

Gbatemp is currently slow cuz of switch homebrew/emus.

 

[BvanBart]

Have the exact same stuff here in NL. On my T-mobile connection stuff goes really slow sometimes. When switching to Ziggo everything is fine.

 

[Sathya]

if you want to help my with this strange problem, please visit this site http://www.internetnetral.com this site in indonesia language but try to use google for translating. i think you can find cause of this problem. but read until finish on that site.

 

[330]

1.

Clean cookies and cache of your internet browser of choice. Once you've done it, close it.

2.

- press the "Windows" key
- search for "cmd" and click the program that shows up
- write the following:

ipconfig /flushdns

- restart your PC


There you go. 14th reply in this thread and the first useful one.

 

[evandixon]

1.

Clean cookies and cache of your internet browser of choice. Once you've done it, close it.

2.

- press the "Windows" key
- search for "cmd" and click the program that shows up
- write the following:

ipconfig /flushdns

- restart your PC


There you go. 14th reply in this thread and the first useful one.

DNS has nothing to do with it. The issue lies between the OP's computer and GBAtemp.

I've seen something similar where my downloading stuff from my private server hosted outside the country went at 5Kbps, at multiple ISP's in the same area, despite going at 40Mbps in another part of the state. The next thing to do is to run a traceroute to see where the problem is, and because of how the internet works, there could be well over a dozen parties involved, with only one of them at fault.

[Edit]
I ran tracert on gbatemp, and get these results towards the end:

  6    17 ms    22 ms    23 ms  v212.core1.atl1.he.net [216.66.70.29]
  7    35 ms    29 ms    29 ms  100ge8-1.core1.ash1.he.net [184.105.213.70]
  8   110 ms   108 ms   113 ms  100ge9-1.core1.par2.he.net [184.105.213.174]
  9   134 ms   134 ms   139 ms  online-dc2.par.franceix.net [37.49.237.111]
 10     *      142 ms     *     45x-s31-1-a9k2.dc3.poneytelecom.eu [195.154.1.35]
 11   131 ms   131 ms   131 ms  gbatemp.net [62.210.180.159]

Given that the ping timed out twice, I'd suspect 45x-s31-1-a9k2.dc3.poneytelecom.eu was partially at fault if I was having trouble getting to GBAtemp (which I'm not).

 

[r1vver]

use Tor. Everything will be equal slow.

And yes, it can be route thingy. GBAtemp servers are in France. Trace hops to 'em. Use Ping Plotter for visual.

 

[Sathya]

DNS has nothing to do with it. The issue lies between the OP's computer and GBAtemp.

I've seen something similar where my downloading stuff from my private server hosted outside the country went at 5Kbps, at multiple ISP's in the same area, despite going at 40Mbps in another part of the state. The next thing to do is to run a traceroute to see where the problem is, and because of how the internet works, there could be well over a dozen parties involved, with only one of them at fault.

[Edit]
I ran tracert on gbatemp, and get these results towards the end:

  6    17 ms    22 ms    23 ms  v212.core1.atl1.he.net [216.66.70.29]
  7    35 ms    29 ms    29 ms  100ge8-1.core1.ash1.he.net [184.105.213.70]
  8   110 ms   108 ms   113 ms  100ge9-1.core1.par2.he.net [184.105.213.174]
  9   134 ms   134 ms   139 ms  online-dc2.par.franceix.net [37.49.237.111]
 10     *      142 ms     *     45x-s31-1-a9k2.dc3.poneytelecom.eu [195.154.1.35]
 11   131 ms   131 ms   131 ms  gbatemp.net [62.210.180.159]

Given that the ping timed out twice, I'd suspect 45x-s31-1-a9k2.dc3.poneytelecom.eu was partially at fault if I was having trouble getting to GBAtemp (which I'm not).

this is my result

 

[Sathya]

Net Neutrality dude, its screwing you already!

screw? BORTZ screw?

 

[Sathya]

now it was fix. but i donnt know the problem