In the world of the Internet, IP addresses are the bridge connecting us to the outside world. Among IP addresses, there are two types: dynamic IP and static IP. So what effect do these two IP addresses have on network speed?

We need to understand the difference between dynamic IP and static IP. Dynamic IP refers to the IP address automatically assigned by the Internet Service Provider (ISP) when the network is connected, while static IP is the IP address set by the user himself. The advantage of dynamic IP is that it can save IP address resources, while static IP can facilitate users to access and manage remotely.

Then for network speed, both dynamic IP and static IP have a certain impact. The first is dynamic IP. Since dynamic IP is automatically assigned by the ISP, an available IP address is randomly assigned when the network is connected. This means that every time the network is reconnected, the user will get a new IP address. This randomness can cause some problems, such as when the user visits certain websites, the website may blacklist the user's IP address, thereby affecting the user's access speed.

Static IP is different. Since the user sets the IP address himself, it can remain unchanged. This stability can make it easier for users to access and manage remotely, such as remote desktop, FTP, etc. However, since static IP is fixed, it is also easy for attackers to use it to conduct network attacks.

In general, dynamic IP and static IP do not have a very large impact on network speed. However, in some special cases, such as visiting certain websites or performing remote management, it is still important to choose the IP type that suits you.

In addition, there are some other factors that will affect network speed, such as network bandwidth, router performance, computer configuration, etc. If you want to get a better network experience, in addition to choosing the right IP type, you also need to pay attention to these factors.