We all know that a dynamic IP needs to automatically obtain an IP address when connecting to the network for users to access the Internet normally, while a static IP is an IP address assigned to the user by an ISP or network device, which can be directly connected to the Internet without obtaining an IP address.
Therefore, many users will think that fixed IP can obtain stable network speed, while dynamic IP is the opposite, because IP will constantly change and network speed will fluctuate.
Is this really the case? Apocalypse proxy IP takes you to find out!
In fact, regardless of whether it is a dynamic or static allocation method, the user can only obtain one IP address in the end. The network speed provided by the Internet service provider to each user is not limited by the IP address, but is limited by the physical line that the user connects to the ISP.
For example, the Internet service provider has opened up 4M bandwidth to A's line and 2M bandwidth to B's line. Whether A and B use static IP or dynamic IP, A will have a better Internet speed than B.
Therefore, the network speed is determined by the bandwidth, and it has nothing to do with whether it is static or dynamic. The IP address will not have any effect on the network speed.