Re: 768K of upstream speed is enough for residential service. -

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jarthur31 join:2006-04-14 Carlsbad, NM	reply to SuperWISP Re: 768K of upstream speed is enough for residential service. You have just outed yourself as a tool of these mega corps who only care for short term gains as opposed to the future. I'm a gamer and I can tell you that u/l speed is not nearly enough when you're playing online. And I'm also not a P2P pirate as you have said. I don't complain about my d/l speed to anyone because it's above the national average but my u/l of 512 mbps is horribly atrocious. From now on, please spew your ignorance where others won't expose you.
jarthur31 join:2006-04-14 Carlsbad, NM	to forum · permalink · 2009-06-15 15:37:03 ·
hurfy Premium join:2002-08-06 Spokane, WA	hmm, my upload of 256K works fine for gaming as does the massive 640K download. Although it is an old-school connection with NO interleaving Only thing that sucks is if one has to upload photos or large files over qwest (or download on my connection, but i could upgrade at no cost) The office is 2 blocks away...sneakernet has better transfer rate I do wonder about the traceroute for those 2 blocks covering 3000 miles however.... Carry on with the 'Qwest is still slow' post of the week. PS: They will probably still be slow next week...stay tuned
hurfy Premium join:2002-08-06 Spokane, WA	to forum · permalink · 2009-06-15 18:11:26 ·

Qwest Keeps Pretending Speed Doesn't Matter > 768K of upstream speed is enough for residential service.