For instance, a power user in a large family who all frequently stream movies and shows, play games, and download large files is going to need a higher download speed to accommodate them.
For reference, there are 1,000 bits in a single Kilobit Kb.
TiP enables users to see this information to understand how the data flowed as the test ran.
Like ping, jitter is measured in milliseconds, but instead of measuring the time it takes your device to send data to a remote server and receive a response, jitter describes latency differences between the flow of data to various client devices on your network.
For starters, there's no option for manually selecting which server you connect with.
A good Internet speed provides at least 25 Mbps download speed and 3 Mbps upload speed.