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Interesting question (vote up), thank you for that. Never realized that we have that Checkbox in that Graph. In normal cases Goodput and Throughput graph should be more or less the same. Throuput graph displays the amount of transmitted bytes per second and the Goodput Graphs shows the amount of acknowledged Bytes per second. So if you have a lot of packet loss the Goodput will be less than the Throughput.On the other hand a large delay can also cause the Goodput graph is shifted to righthand compared to the throughput graph.
