Well, while what you are saying is not false, it’s not the way some isp work. Comcrap, for example, you have a “1 gig” package, but in reality, the package is provisioned for 1.25g, so getting 1.2 is actually very normal. Not saying fast.com is accurate or the op has comcast, just providing a example.
The 1 gig wan interface on his router will not run at 1.2gigs. It does not matter if he is over provisioned on the ISP side, that is not the cause of this speedtest saying 1.2.
Well, while what you are saying is not false, it’s not the way some isp work. Comcrap, for example, you have a “1 gig” package, but in reality, the package is provisioned for 1.25g, so getting 1.2 is actually very normal. Not saying fast.com is accurate or the op has comcast, just providing a example.
The 1 gig wan interface on his router will not run at 1.2gigs. It does not matter if he is over provisioned on the ISP side, that is not the cause of this speedtest saying 1.2.