Upload and Down speeds shown on the admin screen are confusing
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On my Archer MR200 Wireless 4G router the admin screen shows the units "Upload speed" and "Down speed" in Bytes/S.
When testing the internet speed using Ookla in a browser the speed is shown in Mbps.
When I look on my admin screen it is reporting an upload speed of 570Bytes/S and a down speed of 912Bytes/S.
If you convert 570Bytes/S you get 0.0057 Mbps
If you convert 912Bytes/S you get 0.00912 Mbps
When I check my network speed with Ookla it shows Upload 3.14 Mbps and Download 28.85
What gives?
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Sorry, I might not be very clear, the figures on the tp-link admin screen are not the absolute maximum achievable, it is the real traffic speed at that moment, for example, if all your clients have no any traffic at that moment, the figures will be very small, while if your client devices have high traffic operation such as downloading large files etc., it will be higher as well.
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Hi,
The speed displayed on the web interface is real time speed instead of the total speed that you could reach.
The real time speed depends on the traffic of the router and client devices, if there are high traffic operation, it will be higher as well.
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Thanks for your reply.
So if I understand correctly you are saying that the figures on the tp-link admin screen are the absolute maximum achievable?
Even then why are they so much lower than what speedtest in my browser shows.
tp-link admin says absolute max achievable Upload speed is 570Bytes/S = 0.0057 Mbps
my browser shows the actual real time upload speed to be 3.14 Mbps (much faster than max achievable 0.0057 Mbps)
What am I missing here?
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Sorry, I might not be very clear, the figures on the tp-link admin screen are not the absolute maximum achievable, it is the real traffic speed at that moment, for example, if all your clients have no any traffic at that moment, the figures will be very small, while if your client devices have high traffic operation such as downloading large files etc., it will be higher as well.
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