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Togethia connection instruments
Real download and upload measurements. Precision readings in brass, copper and a little neon.
Waiting for idle latency samples
The pressure experiment
Runs with your speedtest
Download: — · Upload: —
Waiting for idle and loaded samples.
Extra HTTP delay while your connection is busy. The instrument shows the worse of the download and upload median increases; lower is better. The balloon exaggerates small increases for visibility; the numbers are measured.
Each increase is the loaded median minus the idle median, floored at zero. At least 5 idle and 3 samples in each loaded phase are required for a final result. Low: under 30 ms; moderate: under 60 ms; high: under 200 ms; very high: 200 ms or more. These are our descriptive bands, not a Waveform grade.
This bounded speedtest may not fully saturate a fast link, so added delay can be underestimated. HTTP server time, Wi-Fi and other traffic can also affect it. For a dedicated comparison, try Waveform’s bufferbloat test.
Ready when you are. No speedtest traffic until you press Start.
Test network: Cloudflare. Starting a test sends data directly between your browser and Cloudflare and may use up to about 400 MB, plus protocol overhead. Cloudflare collects completed results for aggregated connection-quality insights. About Cloudflare's test. Avoid testing on a metered connection unless you are happy with that data use.
The test bypasses Togethia's hosting connection. Upload uses four concurrent transfers. Results reflect your current route to Cloudflare, Wi-Fi, VPNs and other traffic. Different test servers and methods, including Speedtest.net, can give different speeds.
The needles update as samples finish. Overdrive selects a logarithmic 10 Gbps range for speed dials and flask fills. Latency and added-delay scales remain linear. Stop leaves partial readings; Test again starts fresh.
HTTP latency includes the request and server response time; it is not ICMP ping. Jitter is the variation between these same samples. Loaded latency shows how response time changes while downloading or uploading. A dash means a measurement is unavailable.