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<blockquote data-quote="ForgottenSeer 98186" data-source="post: 1030049">IVPN does not offer 10 Gbps servers. Most are 1 Gbps. Send an anonymous request via their webpage contact form. They&#039;ll tell you the same thing.In testing, I can tell you I get better speeds out of IVPN, on average, than Mullvad. Both use the same, identical server hosting providers.Mullvad has these quirky problems that it cycles through. For a while it will have problems with its client. That will eventually get fixed. Then they will have intermittent problems with servers in different countries. That will eventually get fixed. Then there is a return of issues with their client. Next will be reduced speed issues. It cycles back-and-forth.Reporting issues to Mullvad is problematic. Some staff are not receptive to bug and issue reports. Consequently, some things do not get fixed. One of their more famous things is asking &quot;Do you have antivirus installed?&quot; If the answer is &quot;yes&quot; then they dismiss any and all reports. Another very annoying thing is that support will tell users to disable features (that they are paying for) instead of fixing the reported problems. That is the solution their support provides - &quot;turn off the feature.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ForgottenSeer 98186, post: 1030049"] IVPN does not offer 10 Gbps servers. Most are 1 Gbps. Send an anonymous request via their webpage contact form. They'll tell you the same thing. In testing, I can tell you I get better speeds out of IVPN, on average, than Mullvad. Both use the same, identical server hosting providers. Mullvad has these quirky problems that it cycles through. For a while it will have problems with its client. That will eventually get fixed. Then they will have intermittent problems with servers in different countries. That will eventually get fixed. Then there is a return of issues with their client. Next will be reduced speed issues. It cycles back-and-forth. Reporting issues to Mullvad is problematic. Some staff are not receptive to bug and issue reports. Consequently, some things do not get fixed. One of their more famous things is asking "Do you have antivirus installed?" If the answer is "yes" then they dismiss any and all reports. Another very annoying thing is that support will tell users to disable features (that they are paying for) instead of fixing the reported problems. That is the solution their support provides - "turn off the feature." [/QUOTE]

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