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Yup I remember fastpath, it's a choice of low latency vs higher bandwidth. I'm not sure if ISPs still actually bother offering this option to end users anymore
by tomxor 5y ago
Yup I remember fastpath, it's a choice of low latency vs higher bandwidth. I'm not sure if ISPs still actually bother offering this option to end users anymore though? I mean it's all turned into scripted tier 1 support nonsense if you call an ISP these days.
- digitallyfree 5y agoI had to specifically ask for fastpath for my DSL connection, without it I get around 35ms to the exchange. You however do need a decent connection to the DSLAM for it to work properly without packet loss. You can get the same bandwidth over fastpath as interleaving if the line is clean.
- weepy 5y agowoah what is this fastpast magic ?!