Why is the internet like that?

For some time my family and I have had wireless internet at home.

vodafone is our provider and according to the we own a 50000 DSL line.

maximum we can get up to 50 MB per second download and an upload of up to 10 MB per second. Normally up to 37 MB per second download and so on. Partly this is true. In a test in the early evening, I got a whole 42 MB in and also a very good upload, but unfortunately this is almost never the case, especially when pc over wlan. I guess it is on a daily basis, that is, seen over time. Partly it is so bad that I only receive 37 kilobits which is really absurd and underground. Below are a few pictures! What is funny, websites really need eternal on the PC and sometimes on the smartphone. In contrast, Instagram and YouTube are fully loaded. A Full HD YouTube video fully loads without it intercharging and as everyone knows, because of the quality of the video, they quickly receive a lot of data. If you download a file, it will still run extremely slowly! (37 kilobits per second) and even without video by the way is the download is not faster and that can't be s.den Download servers! Why should that be so if YouTube etc. Full But pulls websites and downloads of any kind half a century need? In addition, the ping is not ideal, which is always at 130-160 ms no matter what time. My brother is connected with his ps 4 with lan to the router. If he does a test he also comes down to 38mb per second, but for example fortnite he has a 20% parcel loss and the game is not very stable. Please have a look at the screenshots. It can't be said that if you have a minimal download of 27 mb per second, but it is really at 37 kilobits. That can't be, a joke. If I want to download something or gamble it can't be that I can only start it at 2 o'clock in the morning because the internet is working well and not at all during the whole day

Note the data at the pc, really underground

So of course you should do tests basically via a LAN cable, also on the PC.

Which router do you have? Can you show yourself there in the settings, what is the current speed? I do not mean the connection speed, but how many bytes are currently being transmitted per second.

Incidentally, if you have a FritzBox, you can also record all network traffic (on http://fritz.box/html/capture.html) and then analyze it with Wireshark.

The internet is as it is.

But that has nothing to do with your problems. You have as you write a 50 000 line. That's 50 Mbps or on American Mbps. If you received about 37 MB / s or more that would be very high, because MB is the size MegaByte. This is smaller by a factor of 8 to 10 compared to the MBit / s, because on the one hand the conversion of 8 bits into one byte has an impact and, moreover, the overhead, which does not enter into the measurement of the MB, is there in the case of the Mbit,

So if you compare your results, calculate them beforehand.

The other is your Wi-Fi. You are just experiencing that the Wi-Fi does not necessarily keep what the advertisement has promised you. With smartphones you do not come around it, but for PC Wlan is rare. Especially if the antenna can't be mounted separately, the housing of the PC disturbs the transmission considerably. This is because of your Wi-Fi and not on the Internet.

Sorry, but I think you consider the whole thing too technical-scientific. First of all, WLAN has absolutely nothing to do with DSL. For the DSL (or VDSL) is largely responsible (right up to the transfer point) your provider, for the Wi-Fi only you. You have to remember and accept that today's web pages contain a lot of advertising and are very badly programmed. If you are not satisfied with the performance of your provider, then get in touch and ask for a check of your Internet connection. There are some factors that you have no influence on. If you travel by car from Frankfurt to Stuttgart, do not know how long you will need (traffic jams, construction sites, …). Ricardo