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Performance, not guesswork
Check your connection for packet loss.
Dropped requests can cause lag, call glitches and stuttering even when your headline speed looks fast.
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FREE INTERNET SPEED TEST
Connection stability matters as much as raw speed.
RaceMyNet attempts a WebRTC/TURN packet-loss measurement first. If that is unavailable in the browser, it falls back to repeated HTTPS probes so the result can still flag instability.
What does packet loss feel like?
Dropped packets can show up as rubber-banding in games, broken audio, frozen video or short interruptions even when your Mbps result looks strong.
Is 0% packet loss ideal?
Yes. Persistent loss is more concerning than a single failed request, so repeat the test if you see a non-zero result.
Why can packet loss happen?
Weak Wi-Fi, congestion, overloaded networking equipment, poor cabling and upstream routing problems can all contribute to lost traffic.