The problem with absolute milliseconds is that you can't really compare them over time because of natural variance in network performance. By rendering the values as a product of RTT, we can take network performance into account to better make time-based comparisons.
The problem with absolute milliseconds is that you can't really compare them over time because of natural variance in network performance. By rendering the values as a product of RTT, we can take network performance into account to better make time-based comparisons.