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My 4G connection in Austria has been able to do 120Mbps for years now, sometimes even 180Mbps. What you are seeing might simply be that you are mostly alone in
by manmal 7y ago
My 4G connection in Austria has been able to do 120Mbps for years now, sometimes even 180Mbps. What you are seeing might simply be that you are mostly alone in your cell, and not really 5G related. Once more people have a 5G modem, things will get worse for you again.
- 420codebro 7y agoThat was true with 3G to 4G, yes. But with 4G to 5G there is hope for relief in this area. One of the big features of 5G is the ability to handle a magnitude order more density with more "intelligent" frequency allocation, modulation, and (the big one) - LoS beamsteering. Of course, with all things in life there are tradeoffs. The tradeoff in this case is a 5G provider infrastructure radio every few hundred feet in urban areas to enable the LoS beamforming with the density factor required.
- creato 7y agoBy design, 5G uses many more and smaller antennas, so it solves exactly the problem you are pointing at.