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If you're trying to measure the bandwidth of your home internet connection, you should first stop all your other devices from using the internet. In fact you could simply hook your computer directly up to your internet modem/gateway. Then you go to a speed testing website and run the speed test. It will tell you what your upload and download speeds are. One common website is speedtest.net

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