What the score uses
Download, upload, unloaded latency and jitter are normalized, then combined with higher weight on responsiveness and download throughput.
Run an edge-network measurement and translate throughput, latency and jitter into practical use-case ratings.
Scores are deterministic 0bps heuristics intended to make raw measurements easier to interpret. They are not guarantees of application performance.
Download, upload, unloaded latency and jitter are normalized, then combined with higher weight on responsiveness and download throughput.
Gaming cares more about latency and jitter; 4K streaming cares mostly about sustained download speed; live streaming depends strongly on upload capacity.
It is a transparent 0–100 interpretation of download speed, upload speed, latency and jitter. It is an advisory score, not an industry certification.
Gaming is more sensitive to latency and jitter, while 4K streaming depends more heavily on sustained download throughput. Live streaming also gives more weight to upload capacity.