| Use Case | Download Speed | Upload Speed |
|---|---|---|
| Basic Broadband | 25 Mbps ↓ | 3 Mbps ↑ |
| HD Streaming | 50 Mbps ↓ | 5 Mbps ↑ |
| 4K Streaming | 100 Mbps ↓ | 10 Mbps ↑ |
| Gaming | 50 Mbps ↓ | 10 Mbps ↑ |
| Your Results | 148.6 Mbps ↓ | 49.2 Mbps ↑ |
Standard Internet Speed References
| Basic Requirements | ||
|---|---|---|
| Minimum for web browsing | 5 Mbps ↓ | 1 Mbps ↑ |
| Zoom calls | 3-5 Mbps ↓ | 3-5 Mbps ↑ |
| Email/Social Media | 3 Mbps ↓ | 1 Mbps ↑ |
| Residential Connections | ||
| DSL | 5-50 Mbps ↓ | 1-10 Mbps ↑ |
| Cable | 50-500 Mbps ↓ | 5-50 Mbps ↑ |
| Fiber | 250-1000+ Mbps ↓ | 250-1000+ Mbps ↑ |
| Mobile Networks | ||
| 4G LTE | 10-50 Mbps ↓ | 5-20 Mbps ↑ |
| 5G | 50-1000+ Mbps ↓ | 10-100+ Mbps ↑ |
| Commercial Requirements | ||
| Small Office | 50-100 Mbps ↓ | 10-25 Mbps ↑ |
| Enterprise | 500+ Mbps ↓ | 100+ Mbps ↑ |
Current Network Simulation
The simulation now shows more realistic speeds for modern connections:
Download: 148.6 Mbps (typical cable/fiber basic plan)
Upload: 49.2 Mbps (common for asymmetric connections)
Note: ↓ indicates download speed, ↑ indicates upload speed. Actual speeds may vary based on network conditions and service provider.
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