1Gbps internet but only receiving 100 mbps. Thread starter Pwnjuice; Start date Jun 14, 2013; Forums. By 100 mbps, I mean 100 megabits per second, not megabytes. I can do a speedtest and post it here if it is needed. 0 luckiest charm Honorable. Jun 1, 2013 1,697 0.

1. Grande Internet 100 Mbps Plans

Grande Internet 100 Mbps Plans

Actual speeds will vary, depending on many things, like how busy the server is you are linked to, the path of servers you are patched through to the place the file is, how many people are online locally near your hub using your ISP, time of day, etc. I am certain that if you read the fine print, it will have a disclaimer there that pretty much will say the same thing I just said. However, you should be able to get at least 60-80% of your ISP's claimed max speed most of the time. If you are not, then your ISP owes you an explanation, and maybe a refund, in my opinion. Actual speeds will vary, depending on many things, like how busy the server is you are linked to, the path of servers you are patched through to the place the file is, how many people are online locally near your hub using your ISP, time of day, etc. I am certain that if you read the fine print, it will have a disclaimer there that pretty much will say the same thing I just said. However, you should be able to get at least 60-80% of your ISP's claimed max speed most of the time.

If you are not, then your ISP owes you an explanation, and maybe a refund, in my opinion.That is exactly the point.According to him speeds are 10 MBPS which is just 10% of promised speed.That should not happen no matter how busy server is, its too frickin low.

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