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I have been in curiosity ever since when I checked my ISP ADSL Data Rates they are not according to the standard values.
Can anyone confirm that why they are not like that?
Following Table shows all the Data Rates (Kbps) :
Mbps Standard My ISP Data Rates
1 1024 1024
2 2048 2560
4 4096 4608
8 8192 9215
10 10240 11263
12 12288 ????
16 16384 ????
So according the following values what should be my ISP Data Rates values for the 12 Mbps and 16 Mbps.
I think it would be 13,824 and 18,432? Or am I wrong?
As according to the standard Data Rates for my 12 Mbps Package which is 12,288 I am getting 10.5 Mbps speed in Speedtest.net so why is that?
Where are these figures coming from? Are you trying to compare actual throughput or sold speed rates? I do note that the "standards" you talk about are not actually standards - for Internet, 1 megabit is typically 1,000,000 bytes (at least in my country) Of-course, ADSL line sync rates are something totally different again. – davidgo – 2017-05-23T05:11:56.313
@davidgo : These are the Rate Kbps values which I am getting in my ADSL Statistics Page..! – Umair Shah Yousafzai – 2017-05-23T06:12:14.947