Finally, Google is your best friend someone somewhere will have had the exact same issue as you and probably will have a solution as well. Also, speeds will depend on the time of day as well, busy times will see a decrease in speeds across the network as a whole. Make sure your browser is up to date, I recommend Firefox and Brave. I would start by doing the normal things restarting everything(your modem, router, PC), Clear the cache on your browser(s), ensure your equipment is updated, change your DNS to something like Cloudflare it's secure, and one of the fastest available. Speed tests aren't always the best indicator of speeds.
I would look at anything that may have changed around the time it started happening. It sounds like this is a new issue that started around a month ago. Hint: The answer is "yes" for all those questions. Oh, and regarding Nopy, could it be that there's threads already addressing this issue and explaining why it actually happen ? Click to expand.Could it be that, on their side, they can't generate bandwidth on a clap, and need to deal with what they have, split as equally as possible between all the users that are downloading right now ?Ĭould it be that the same also apply for every single actors between their servers and your computer, sometimes creating unexpected bottleneck ?Ĭould it be that last year's lockdown all over the world changed the way the society works, giving a bigger part to online consumption, while it permit to others to discover what can be done online ?Ĭould it be that each major broadcast company wanting to have its online viewing platform have lead to an exponential use of the bandwidth ?Ĭould it be that this broke the bandwidth usage prevision, leading to more bottleneck than expected, earlier than expected ?
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