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12-11-2020 09:39 AM - edited 12-11-2020 09:40 AM
No, it does not.
Internet speed in actual use depends on (1) plan purchased from your Internet provider (lower cost means lower speed), connection type (WiFi is a LOT slower than Ethernet wired), performance of the website to which you are connecting.
For example, I have a 1Gbps plan but connecting to websites, I generally get about 1/4 of that even though with SpeedTest, I can get close to 800Mpbs.
So, run ookla speed test to see what speeds you get. If you are getting a lot less speed than your Internet plan provides, you need to contact your Internet provider and complain loudly -- as they could be "throttling" you.
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