I have 1Mb cable at home and ADSL at work, and I'm pretty satisfied with that speed. But 360Mb download!!! Wauuu
What's your internet access type and speed?
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Of course it depends on the area, I only got fiber some months ago.
And all of this is, of course, because of competition: the two major competing providers installed fiber in the area at roughly the same time (with 1-2 weeks difference). The prices are also going down - or speeds going up - thanks to that.
My internet speed has been growing steadily at roughly the same price (8, 10, 20, 50, 60Mb) for a while now. And I usually can get near the contracted speed (testing with Speedtest.net - The Global Broadband Speed Test).' "But the salesman said . . ." The salesman's an asshole!'
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At work I have two connections, a 2Mb link to our main office and a separate 24Mb for other services that we provide. My phone is supposed to be 7.2Mb down but that really depends on weather and stuff.
Hopefully I will be getting fibre laid through my street within the next year so I will be going 100Mbs at home.Please don't ask me for firmware or service manuals as refusal often offends.Comment
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I have 8MBps down and 2 up. We don't have FIOS here which is supposed to get up to 50MB down I think. The think is though, if everyone has 2MB or so up then anything over 2MB or so down is a waste. That's why even from business servers the most I ever got was 1.5-2.0 MB down. Just wasted extra capacity. Check your internet contract though; many have clauses where they can limit you if you use too much.
Here in PA, comcast tried to do that and they got a class action against them; they also restricted bandwidth on ppl using p2p networks.Comment
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