Until recently, I was on Spectrum (née Time-Warner) service in Austin. I was running IPv6 on my gaming machine, and for general web browsing it was fine. But I

Until recently, I was on Spectrum (née Time-Warner) service in Austin. I was running IPv6 on my gaming machine, and for general web browsing it was fine. But I was seeing ping times of over 2000 ms for World of Warcraft and it made the game unplayable. I switched back to IPv4 and got pings in the 50-70 ms range. This showed me that IPv6 is still in the "try it and see" stage and your latency will vary by application.