When I tested 4G for home internet, It had 24ms-30ms+ - it was noticable for RDP session. When I tested 5G, I got 1Xms (forgot exactly what, but lets say twice

When I tested 4G for home internet, It had 24ms-30ms+ - it was noticable for RDP session. When I tested 5G, I got 1Xms (forgot exactly what, but lets say twice as less - maybe more). Anyway, latency was noticeably better (at least for RDP session). So that is single best improvement for 5G. Download speed was 320Mbit wired, 250Mbit wifi, but only 20Mbit upload - not so great. Ofcourse it all depends on ISP, configuration, etc. When I first got modem, upload showed 10Mbit, complained to ISP, then it was 20Mbit, but depending on time of day 16-20mbit. Anyway I don't understand the reasoning "why do we need...?". With that reasoning why bother going past 100Mbit ethernet? Oh, nice we got 1Gbit, so enough. I mean we may not saturate the channel, but it is nice for ISP to have the capability + some nice capabilities when we need that bandwidth (some huge transfer or whatever). + Streaming is data hungry, you may have multiple streamers at home.