Erm my data transfer rates are small, compared to yoursWow, you guys are dwarfing me. I'm at University, so my college is my ISP, and I'm averaging 12.5 mb/s download and 14.5 mb/s upload.
Well see this is what i brought up before about commercial services with ISP's. On residential they only have to offer the ability to burst to the advertised speed not a constant at that speed. Where business services are guaranteed up and down.
Well see this is what i brought up before about commercial services with ISP's. On residential they only have to offer the ability to burst to the advertised speed not a constant at that speed. Where business services are guaranteed up and down.
bottlenecks FTW!Could always have my problem... Virgin run a very similar Cable network in the UK, but my area the line power is actually TOO great... there is hardly any noise on the line but the over all line power is higher and faster than the equipment can currently take, so they have to actually reduce the power on every line using a equalizer...
bottlenecks FTW!
Does virgin provide the modem device? , if so what model?
I don't understand why they do that.... maybe its a safety measure in the way of limiting total bandwidth capabilities at the modem way lower than total capabilities so that no one node ever get overloaded. Who knows? lol
Yes they do, currently with the 50Mb/s connection it uses the same modem as always "ambit e08c013" however the new 50Mb/s modem actually contains TWO ambit e08c013 modems in one box and the connections are bridged.
New Bridged Modem container.
232 mb/s down is quite very nice. However, not even having 1 mb/s upload kinda ruins the advantage of the download speed, in my humble opinion.
232 mb/s down is quite very nice. However, not even having 1 mb/s upload kinda ruins the advantage of the download speed, in my humble opinion.
I have no idea, to be honest. To prevent uploading / spam or something?Depending where you're based. Well, at least that's Singapore (If you get to know know more about Singapore laws - and it will be much self explanatory). Which the above upload speed is the best you could ever get, unlike download speed. Anyway, surfing speeds have been pretty decent. At the time of writing, I'm getting a download speed of 255.50Mb/s which is really very good considering my location is out of the CBD area.
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