Not good enough for Standard
8.1% packet loss. Every lost packet is an input or a position update that never reached the server - no tick rate compensates for data that is missing.
79 ms ping — better than 37% of tests run here to Europe (Frankfurt)
24 ms jitter — better than 10% of tests run here to Europe (Frankfurt)
The ranges below are the ones this measurement was judged by: the low tick rate, where the server updates every 100 ms. A slower game tolerates more; a faster one less. How these thresholds are set →
High ping is usually caused by distance or a saturated connection (bufferbloat).
High jitter creates an unstable connection. Packets arrive at inconsistent times, causing "stutter" in games and calls. These two limits are half a tick and a full tick — beyond a full tick your inputs no longer land in a predictable server update.
Any packet loss signals a physical problem. It could be a faulty cable, failing hardware, or network congestion. It's the main cause of connection drops. Unlike the two above, these limits do not move with the tick rate: a dropped packet is a dropped input at every tick rate.
This is usually from wireless interference.
This is network congestion at your home.
This is most of the time a hardware or ISP issue.