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I'm in NYC, Spectrum is my ISP. 500mb/s down, 10mb/s up. I used to live in a building with symmetric 1G fiber from Verizon, but they don't serve my building.
by squeaky-clean 2y ago
I'm in NYC, Spectrum is my ISP. 500mb/s down, 10mb/s up. I used to live in a building with symmetric 1G fiber from Verizon, but they don't serve my building.
- ai-christianson 2y agoMaybe once download gets so fast people have a hard time figuring out what to do with it (2-10g+) they'll start finally increasing upload.
- sidewndr46 2y agoThat seems unlikely, as it is just more bandwidth they'd have to pay for.
- sidewndr46 2y agoI'm at 300/10. Actual upload is a bit higher I think, it seems they try and account for IPv4 header overhead or something. If I pay some absolutely bananas monthly fee I can get 30mbps up advertised. That isn't really fast enough for me to notice the difference and the service is unreliable anyways.