Thank you, hope that is some kind of ISP issues just for these days. Usually download/upload speed is much faster than this. Otherwise i don't know what's going on.

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R1CH

Netherlands10342 Posts

July 01 2016 01:46 GMT

#105

Try testing to a server further away from you to simulate a real connection. Also speedtest uses multiple connections to try and show you the best speed, streaming / TwitchTest uses only one connection.

gradonerrr

4 Posts

July 01 2016 11:48 GMT

#106

Results won't change made another test but the numbers are still the same, all with 0 quality. Guess it's some ISP issues. Pretty awful

Also, i made some further tests with other streaming softwares but, when i try to stream with twitch, it's laggy and dropped frames are more than 80%.

Gr1dlock

United States19 Posts

July 10 2016 16:26 GMT

#107

I've been getting similar issues here in the states. My connection speed is fine, but my connection to twitch is unstable at best. Big fluctuation ranging from a pretty good 3kbps to under 1k. Not sure if there's anything I can do as this has happened before and cleared up within a day, but any advice helps.

So far I've flushed my DNS cache, tried obs classic as opposed to studio, and tried streaming on hitbox, all with the same result.

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R1CH

Netherlands10342 Posts

July 10 2016 17:51 GMT

#108

Try a speedtest somewhere else. Twitch servers certainly are more than 50 miles away.

Gr1dlock

United States19 Posts

July 10 2016 18:37 GMT

#109

I usually connect to their Chicago server but I went for TX instead and I'm still yielding between 3-4mb up

Gr1dlock

United States19 Posts

July 10 2016 18:51 GMT

#110

Chicago gives me between 5-6mb

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R1CH

Netherlands10342 Posts

July 10 2016 22:25 GMT

#111

Well your upload seems inconsistent, speed tests use multiple streams to try to find the highest speed while streaming only uses a single stream. Looks like an ISP problem.

Nervi

6 Posts

July 15 2016 03:30 GMT

#112

How does this make sense when i'm connected from spain :s
Stream starts fine and after 20 seconds bit rate goes to 0kb/s and start a infinite reconnecting buckle, only when connected to singapore, no other server will even work at all

Neither changing TCP window size or test duration gives a different result, my key is correct. Singapore? really?

Stream starts fine and after 20 seconds bit rate goes to 0kb/s and start a infinite reconnecting buckle, only when connected to singapore, no other server will even work at all

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Speed is 5mb up 50 down, stable.

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R1CH

Netherlands10342 Posts

July 15 2016 13:32 GMT

#113

Looks like your ISP has some severe routing or capacity issues with the route to Twitch.

Nervi

6 Posts

July 15 2016 14:39 GMT

#114

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Updating ethernet adapter drivers did the trick, Oh boy, kill me if I ever felt dumber.

3500bit rate 720p no frames dropping

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R1CH

Netherlands10342 Posts

July 15 2016 15:04 GMT

#115

Very strange. What network card did you have? I'm guessing this is a KILLER NIC or something that messes with TCP connections.

Nervi

6 Posts

July 15 2016 15:11 GMT

#116

Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller

Nervi

6 Posts

July 17 2016 17:54 GMT

#117

the problem comes back everytime i restart my pc, if I then, make a driver reinstall it fixes itself, it's really weird

R1CH

Netherlands10342 Posts

July 17 2016 18:25 GMT

#118

A driver reinstall does momentarily reset the adapter. Try making sure you have no 3rd party software affecting it like game / network optimzers or similar software that may have come with your system.

Nervi

6 Posts

July 17 2016 21:32 GMT

#119

Other than bluestacks or skype I dont really run anything on start up, Ill check those 2.

FiWiFaKi

Canada9859 Posts

July 18 2016 07:45 GMT

#120

On July 18 2016 06:32 Nervi wrote:
Other than bluestacks or skype I dont really run anything on start up, Ill check those 2.

Skype does weird things to my computer. For the longest time I had no idea what it could be, but something was just shutting off my Internet connection and made it impossible to reconnect successfully.

I just started removing stuff, and Skype turned out to be the issue. Now whenever I have to use Skype, it's a fresh install, followed by an uninstall and restart. No idea or explanation why, but take a look at that. Technology is such a black box these days.