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> <10 ms away. This would appear to be a problem with latency rather than bandwidth. Increasing / improving one doesn't necessarily have the same effect on th
by lozf 12y ago
> <10 ms away.
This would appear to be a problem with latency rather than bandwidth. Increasing / improving one doesn't necessarily have the same effect on the other. This also impacts video-conferencing (as suggested above) and other real time applications.
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- astrocat 12y agoThis. Most people don't understand the difference between the two. You can have all the bandwidth in the world, but if your latency is high, browsing around the interwebs will still feel pokey.