Post your speeds!

[Support 193]

Hello Everyone

 

TorGuard is committed to offering quality VPN and Proxy access for all users, we would like to know what average speeds you get with TorGuard and what your favorite location is, what features you would like and what locations would be good additions to our network.

 

We will use this information to improve and bulk up our network for the coming year

 

Regards

[Guest]

Hello,

 

I mainly use the Dutch TCP servers, and I have slow speeds when torrenting (600 kbytes/s w/o WPN and 120 kbytes/sec w/ VPN).

 

Servers in Portugal, where P2P file-sharing is legal, would be a good thing, I think.

 

Regards.

[Guest]

i'm trying.. utorrent download .02kbs. 32days for a movie.. somethings not going well lol

[Support 193]

Hey - Alexandre - have you tried UDP based connections ?

 

Ibfree - how are you connecting VPN or Torrent proxy ?

 

Regards

[Guest]

@Support : I switched to UDP, and download speeds have significantly increased. Thanks!

[Guest]

Hi,

 

I have just upgraded to the VPN service. I am reaching about 800-1.2kbs on average. I have only used Sweden UPD so far with no issues. The speeds I am getting are comparable to what I was reaching with the proxy service as well. I have no additions as of yet and thoroughly pleased. I will update this post after some time goes by. Thanks!

[Guest]

With Torguard :http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/3169259438

 

Without Torguard : http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/3169267929

 

Not happy.. 2kms lag, cannot stay connected. Looks like i will be using that "30 day money back guarantee" cause this is quite useless to me.

[Support 193]

Hi Gentoo

 

Have you tried around the servers ? i assume you know that each profile is multiple servers and each time you disconnect and reconnect you get a new server ?

 

If you have tried around the servers i would suggest you open a support ticket referencing this thread and we will look into it.

 

Regards

[JeremyA 0]

I mainly use the California servers - speeds are OK, but inconsistent. I would love to see servers in the US Northwest - Seattle please!

[Support 193]

Hey Jeremy

 

I will add a couple in Seattle by end of week

 

Regards

[grml 0]

I´m using the european server and more or less all are supporting my fast connection. 40-48 Mbps are very good and more than excellent.

[Support 193]

I´m using the european server and more or less all are supporting my fast connection. 40-48 Mbps are very good and more than excellent.

 

Jeff thats great to hear, thanks for letting us know

[Guest]

I have tried Netherlands and U.S. based connections. All seem to give me about the same.

Download speeds without VPN connection:

http://stage.results.speedtest.comcast.net/result/382152784.png

 

Download speeds with VPN connection:

http://stage.results.speedtest.comcast.net/result/382161004.png

[Support 193]

Hey Tenacious

 

Did you disconnect and reconnect, each time you do this you get a new server - is this via PPTP or OpenVPN ?

 

Have you tested with Canada ?

 

I would try the speedtest with speedtest.net

 

Regards

[Guest]

Down speed without VPN is 25Mbps.

Down speed with VPN is 2Mbps

 

I'm using the Canada TCP server. I'm in the same area as the VPN server so lack shouldn't be an issue.

 

Not sure what's going on. When I signed up a couple months ago, the speed was very good, but now it's terrible.

 

[Guest]

Speeds are great over here. I mainly use the Netherlands server but occasionally I use Romania and Canada with similar results.

 

When I am in a large torrent swarm for example when not connected, I get an average of 1.7mb per second download speed, compared to 1.5mb per second average download speed.

 

So you can see, my speeds are almost the same connected to torguard's VPN as without. So yeah...speeds are great.

 

As for general web surfing and what not, I have on occasion noticed a quarter second or sometimes a half second extra delay in loading certain webpages, but the average user probably wouldn't even notice.

 

I would probably make sure your client is configured properly, unless you are on one of their stealth servers, I don't see any reason why you should see any problems with speed, in fact maybe their stealth servers are fast too, I haven't used them much so I can't comment on the speed of stealth servers.

[Support 193]

Down speed without VPN is 25Mbps.

Down speed with VPN is 2Mbps

 

I'm using the Canada TCP server. I'm in the same area as the VPN server so lack shouldn't be an issue.

 

Not sure what's going on. When I signed up a couple months ago, the speed was very good, but now it's terrible.

 

Hi Chris

 

Have you tested with UDP ? UDP will give you better speeds for sure, we have the capacity to give you much more.

 

Regards

[Guest]

Hi,

 

For those who don't have optical fibre, i got the same speed with ou without VPN tuned ;-)

[Guest]

I've always found my speeds to be similar to yours Chris. I had both Eastlink cable and am on Bell fiber op and speed is about the same. Not that 2 mb is terrible, just a small bit of my 25 MBps pipe.

[Support 193]

I've always found my speeds to be similar to yours Chris. I had both Eastlink cable and am on Bell fiber op and speed is about the same. Not that 2 mb is terrible, just a small bit of my 25 MBps pipe.

 

Hey on the fiber line your getting pretty much your max speed then ?

 

We find many clients on fiber get close to maximum speed.

 

Regards

[Guest]

I've always found my speeds to be similar to yours Chris. I had both Eastlink cable and am on Bell fiber op and speed is about the same. Not that 2 mb is terrible, just a small bit of my 25 MBps pipe.

 

Hey on the fiber line your getting pretty much your max speed then ?

 

We find many clients on fiber get close to maximum speed.

 

Regards

 

80/30 Mbps is my internet - 2 MBps (assuming B != = 16 Mbps

[Guest]

Results with TorGuard Light + Secure-DNS + NL-Server

 

http://www.speedtest.net/result/3434590656.png

[Guest]

Depends. Sometimes I reach about 140mbit down, right now I've 60mbit down. My upload is always at it's maximum of 15mbit. On Dutch servers btw.

[Guest]

Without using TorGuard - http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/3450993274

Ping: 32ms Down: 16.11 Mb/s Up: 6.83 Mb/s

 

Using TorGuard:

 

Canada - http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/3451003814

Ping: 95ms Down: 5.96 Mb/s Up: 3.81 Mb/s

 

USA - Dallas - http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/3451028101

Ping: 99ms Down: 15.38 Mb/s Up: 6.56 Mb/s

 

USA - Las Vegas - http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/3451012741

Ping: 53ms Down: 13.94 Mb/s Up: 11.10 Mb/s

 

USA - Los Angeles - http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/3451008934

Ping: 62ms Down: 15.16 Mb/s Up: 6.39 Mb/s

 

United Kingdom - could not connect at all

 

Stealth 256Bit AES (Netherlands) - http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/3451019042

Ping: 198ms Down: 2.72 Mb/s Up: 0.11 Mb/s

 

Netherlands - http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/3451024926

Ping: 199ms Down: 12.79 Mb/s Up: 5.60 Mb/s

 

Germany - http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/3451032082

Ping: 165ms Down: 10.16 Mb/s Up: 3.43 Mb/s

 

Brazil - multiple disconnects, unable to complete test

 

Panama - http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/3451040117

Ping: 216ms Down: 6.67 Mb/s Up: 5.35 Mb/s

 

New Zealand - multiple disconnects, unable to complete test

 

Malaysia - aborted

Ping: 243ms Down: ~0.22 Mb/s Up: aborted as it was taking too long to complete

 

 

[Guest]

Here is my speed without VPN

Ping:34ms, Dn 20.31 Mbps, Up 1.7 Mbps

http://www.speedtest.net/result/3451155732.png

 

and with VPN

Ping: 43ms, Dn 4.1Mbps, Up .34 Mbps

http://www.speedtest.net/result/3451144189.png

 

This was the test run on a computer that is not using VPN but it is affected by another computer in the home that uses VPN. Does this make sense? This just started a couple days ago but now anything wireless connected to the internet is throttled when ever the VPN is connected.

I need some HELP!!