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> cheap 5Gbps FTTH I don't think there is a better way to rub salt into the wound.
by smarx007 5y ago
> cheap 5Gbps FTTH
I don't think there is a better way to rub salt into the wound.
- orangepurple 5y ago5 gbps signal rate doesn't give you the full story about actual data transfer rates to important services, but its a start. Ran into this problem with AT&T Fiber (1 gbps) in Houston, Texas
- wil421 5y agoI’ve had both AT&T and Comcast 1gbps and never had any noticeable data transfer issues. A lot of things like Usenet downloads were close to saturating the wire speed, close to 100MB per second. Comcast’s upload speed is abysmal (coaxial), AT&T was symmetrical (FTTH). How could I test this?
- orangepurple 5y agospeed.cloudflare.com fast.com In my experience these always tell the truth
- LargoLasskhyfv 5y agoNot if your ISP is priotizing your traffic (only) when you go there :-) As it happens all around the world, and has been told here several times. One possible symptom is that your lagging Video conferencing, VPNs, other remote working stuff, even simple down- and uploads to/from whereever are suddenly fast. As long as you are visiting these speedtesting sites.
- orangepurple 5y agoSo many websites depend on cloudflare that it would be difficult for them to justify prioritizing it and (iirc) Netflix uses fast for content delivery