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Vitès yo L2TP, byenke pi dousman pase ptp, te toujou trè wo. Nou te fè kèk ralanti atann soti nan L2TP, depi li se plis sekirite pase ptp. VyprVPN sèvi ak 256-ti jan AES chifreman sou L2TP, ki pral ajoute kèk sou tèt lè yo konpare ak ptp. Sa sou tèt ta dwe ralanti li desann yon ti jan, ak rezilta nou an endike kèk rediksyon vitès. Sepandan, lè ou konsidere ke tout serveurs yo L2TP (eksepte Hong Kong), esansyèlman fèt alantou 1500KB / sec, ou toujou gen yon sèl reyèlman vit sèvis vpn. Yon vitès nan 1500KB / sec se plis pase ase yo kouran segondè videyo definisyon, kòm evidans anpil rekòmandasyon yo vitès download nan nou an Aprann isit la atik. Li se tou vit ase kenbe downloads Usenet ou k ap deplase ansanm san okenn pwoblèm. 1500KB / sec travay yo deyò a sou 1.5MegaBytes / dezyèm, nan ka w ap mande. Sèvè a US East nan Washington te pran plis pase premye plas, ki fè sans konsidere kote nan editè.
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The L2TP speeds, although slower than PPTP, were still quite high. We did expect some slow down from L2TP, since it is more secure than PPTP. VyprVPN uses 256-bit AES encryption on L2TP, which will add some overhead when compared to PPTP. That overhead should slow it down a bit, and our results indicate some speed reduction. However, when you consider that all the L2TP servers (except Hong Kong), essentially performed around 1500KB/sec, you still have one really fast VPN service. A speed of 1500KB/sec is more than enough to stream high definition video, as evidenced by the many download speed recommendations in our Learn article here. It is also fast enough to keep your usenet downloads moving along without any problems. 1500KB/sec works out to about 1.5MegaBytes/second, in case you’re wondering. The US East server in Washington took over first place, which makes sense considering the editors location.