I have observed that the speed of my internet connection is always tripled when it is night than what it is during the daytime. Does your own connection speed also get higher at night? What is the reason for the increased browsing speed at night?
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discuss Does your internet connection also get faster at nights?
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I think it is because there is less congestion in the traffic of devices that are connected to the internet service provider at nights. I notice mine also goes on accelerated speeds at night. And I take advantage of that to download huge files of 50 GB up at night.
My internet speed doesn't change during the night or day time. I tend to get the same amount of speed throughout the day and night.
Well, the speed gets slower during the peak hours, in the day, it gets little better at night due to lower traffic congestion but the difference in the speed is not much.
It happens to me too. Especially during the midnight and early morning. I usually wait until then to download very big files so as to get a lesser waiting time.
At the peak of business days, internet connection gets a little bit slower. That's because banks and other business institutions all want to be connected for business. But by midnight, it gets faster because most institutions are not operational and connected at that time.
I only have one internet service where I live.
It's Verizon hotspot sold through a different provider. It's $120 a month. I have no other option.
That's what happened when you live really far out in the country. However, you also get no crime, friendly neighbors, and peace and quiet. So, I'll take what I can get. Plus, my phone signal works which is also Verizon.
But all and all, the internet works good for the most part. I upload a 10–20-minute 4K 60FPS video typically every night.
It's Verizon hotspot sold through a different provider. It's $120 a month. I have no other option.
That's what happened when you live really far out in the country. However, you also get no crime, friendly neighbors, and peace and quiet. So, I'll take what I can get. Plus, my phone signal works which is also Verizon.
But all and all, the internet works good for the most part. I upload a 10–20-minute 4K 60FPS video typically every night.
I tend to work better at night due to internet connection because it's always faster during that time. The reason is that fewer people are online, whichl puts less strain on the network.
Unfortunately for me, it gets slower.
However, that's because nighttime is movie time. Since the Netflix catalog in Japan is lacking, I connect to a US VPN to access what Netflix US has to offer. And, since my nighttime is the US' daytime, I sometimes get the "loading" window, especially when I choose to watch in 4K, which I typically don't, or will lag more than my liking.
However, that's because nighttime is movie time. Since the Netflix catalog in Japan is lacking, I connect to a US VPN to access what Netflix US has to offer. And, since my nighttime is the US' daytime, I sometimes get the "loading" window, especially when I choose to watch in 4K, which I typically don't, or will lag more than my liking.
I always love to wake up at nights and do my major tasks I have online because internet is always faster at night. I always complete in one hour online tasks that would have taken three hours to complete in the day time. That's because of the accelerated speed of internet at night.
This depends on the location of someone. There are places or parts of the where they have more people active at night which puts a lot of pressure on the internet and this makes it to be slow. I'm glad it's very fast for me at night especially from around 11pm till 5am.
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I do find with my internet connection that during the hours between 5 pm and 11 pm, the speed does tend to drop a little and that is because of peak hours when most people who have been at work, school or college all day will jump on but it never really tends to be noticeable.
The fastest speeds are at night though when not many are online.
The fastest speeds are at night though when not many are online.
Especially on the cell service as well. Some areas have bad connections due to the woods, or flat out, not too many cell towers.
As long as you're paying for a certain speed, you just get at least that speed. if you don't, then it's a good idea to call your service provider.
I've not really monitored that as my Internet connection is always pretty fast. I've been making use of this line for a while now and has never had issues with slow Internet connection.
