Network Tools to check latency and packet loss

[turn_pike]

Is there any free network tools that can measure latencies and packet loss over a period of time and summarize it.
Preferably one with an easy overview like the one below:

 

[ch33zw1z]

ping -t

 

[turn_pike]

Guess my wording was unclear.
If you see the graph of that screenshot, I would be able to see the time period when my latencies are bad. If ran for an extended time I might be able to pinpoint the trend.
Ping doesnt really do that. Unless perhaps there's an online place where you can paste your ping output and they'd create a line graph out of it ?

Edit:
IRC to the rescue. Gping !

 

[ch33zw1z]

check out solarwinds, maybe one of their free utilities can help you out.

depending of what routing device or software you use, it may be built in. Pfsense has some robust utilities for monitoring stuff like this.

 

[drebo]

Smokeping is what you want on a permanent basis.

For ad hoc testing, hrping works well.

 

[John Connor]

I've used a few programs and I can't remember their names. They are on my desktop and I'm on my laptop so I have to check the desktop latter and see. In the mean time I found this: http://www.snapfiles.com/get/colasoftping.html

 

[sonitravel09]

Xbox One shows High Latency and Packet Loss

 

[shadowman724]

For Jitter and latency, check this Paessler free tool
For packet loss, try Ping Plotter. Check this link.