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2012-May-15 11:20 am
Copper is Dead FTTH is really the only solution! Good Luck w/squeezing copper to the breaking point! |
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Just an FYI, I have done plenty of speed tests on coax that are atleast as impressive as yours (including that sub 5ms ping time). |
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Congrats, you live where most of us don't. For the rest of us, 50/15 or 105/20 (with the associated expense) are what we have to live with...with higher ping times even to the first hop *shrugs*. |
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Anonymous_Anonymous Premium Member join:2004-06-21 127.0.0.1 2 edits |
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There are no 2.2ghz systems, unless your talking about Directv. |
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Cobra11M join:2010-12-23 Mineral Wells, TX |
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LUCKY!!, fastest we can get in town is 10.....thats it, what i wouldnt do for 50 gosh lol |
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somms join:2003-07-28 Centerville, UT |
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said by tim tim tim:Just an FYI, I have done plenty of speed tests on coax that are atleast as impressive as yours (including that sub 5ms ping time). Post your comparable upload speed and keep in mind that I'm paying $45/month for symmetrical 100Mbps FTTH: » www.xmission.com/utopia#more |
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Core0000 Premium Member join:2008-05-04 Somerset, KY |
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If that speed was a woman, I'd bang it. That's how hot that is.. and that beautiful sexy 3ms ping..*falls over* |
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Keep in mind he also has a cap. Per the page he linked to: 1TB/Month. True its greater then Comcast residential service, but when you get into UNLIMITED bandwidth, even their prices are off the wall @ $350/month. I would keep my Comcast Business Class with almost the same download and half the upload for less then one 3rd the cost and NO CAP. Once caps come into play, your fiber doesn't look too appetizing. Compared to Cable anyway. » stage.results.speedtest. ··· 7532.png |
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somms join:2003-07-28 Centerville, UT 1 edit |
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2012-May-16 3:31 pm
said by MrRuckus8:Keep in mind he also has a cap. Per the page he linked to: 1TB/Month. True its greater then Comcast residential service, but when you get into UNLIMITED bandwidth, even their prices are off the wall @ $350/month. I would keep my Comcast Business Class with almost the same download and half the upload for less then one 3rd the cost and NO CAP. Once caps come into play, your fiber doesn't look too appetizing. Compared to Cable anyway.
»stage.results.speedtest. ··· 7532.png ;) Why are you having to dig up a stale Comcast speedtest from 1April!? Was that your best test ever and you can no longer attain these? If this was your best, the upload is still gimped compared w/FTTH!! |
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