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[duderuud]

@Chris D No fiber in your area?

 

[Chris D]

We had partial fibre up until last year where we had a max ~60mbps.

Now we have full fibre hence nearly 1gbps.

 

[duderuud]

Here in Holland it's the standard for most. I'm currently on a 1gb/1gb link but next month it will be 2/2 for about €50 a month

 

[digitalpoint]

We had partial fibre up until last year where we had a max ~60mbps.

Now we have full fibre hence nearly 1gbps.

Reminds me when I had fiber to the premise, but it was so new that the best that AT&T could figure out to do with it was to use the fiber as a DSL transport. 24 down, 3 up. Took about 6 years, but they eventually decided to use the fiber as fiber and it was way better.

Better now (that’s more a WiFi bottleneck there… faster on wired computer).

 

[Neal]

 

[Suzanne O]

Download: 110 mbph
Upload: 18.7 mbph
That's with FTTP
That's with telstra

 

[duderuud]

New connection...

For the same price as my previous 1G/1G connection...nice!

 

[mcatze]

German "high speed"

 

[JustinHawk]

 

[ENF]

This thread is still going, lol.

1G connection, ~2,500 yen/month (~17.50 USD, 15.40 EUR)
2g and 10g service is now available, for a bit more money... but 1g is fine for now.

 

[Mike S]

FTTH 1G in Spain

 

[Taylor J]

Pay for 5gig but have not upgraded my network switch at all and stuck on a 1gig switch for now.

Also using Cloudflares speedtest as most ISP's now optimize for speedtest.net results.

 

[Kellen_Deming]

 

[Gemma]

 

[Sebastiaan]