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 No.992268>>992282 >>992426 >>992475 >>992476 >>992479 >>992522 [Watch Thread][Show All Posts]

Is this the worst broadband in the world?

Paying for 25 or 50mbit and i get this

https://www.zdnet.com/article/nbn-fixed-wireless-designed-for-512kbps-committed-rate-then-streaming-happened/

What they fuck where (they) thinking?

 No.992282

File (hide): a52d1ef7c4addc0⋯.png (65.15 KB, 1016x372, 254:93, dspeed.png) (h) (u)

12Mbps for u$s25

>>992268 (OP)

>Is this the worst broadband in the world?

No


 No.992426>>992456 >>992475

>>992268 (OP)

No.

I pay the equivalent to 20 dollars for 15Mb/s down 1Mb/s up, and I only get 7Mb/s down and 600Kb/s up at best, with 27ms send delay, 10ms receive delay, 40-80ms jitter and 3% absolute minimum packet loss.

My ISP blames the fact I don't use their shitty router that rattles when you shake it.


 No.992456>>992467

>>992426

They could be right. My cable company upgraded their network several times, and their modem was flexible enough for them to silently flash it to support the new speeds, but my old router simply wasn't powerful enough to go faster than ~15Mbps.

I bought a new router and throughput instantly catapulted to ~80Mbps.


 No.992458

Oh, and to be clear, I only realized this when I plugged a computer directly into the modem, and noticed a MASSIVE increase compared to through the router.


 No.992467

>>992456

I have a moderately good router running OpenWRT and if it couldn't handle my speeds I would've noticed it.

I can push files from a notebook connected via wi-fi to my PC at nearly 100MB/s (cable connecting PC and router is the bottleneck), and people on the openwrt forums say it can handle up to about 120MB/s, at which point the hardware acceleration in its network card seems to be at its limit. The DSL hardware is separate, but it can go all the way to VDSL whereas I only got ADSL2+.

My ISP seems to be in a mix of overloading the copper cabling and just being plain incompetent.


 No.992470

ADSL a shit.


 No.992475

>>992268 (OP)

>>992426

I average ~700kb on download and ~200kb upload, while living in a first world country. Get on my level, faggots.


 No.992476

>>992268 (OP)

>wireless


 No.992479>>992498

>>992268 (OP)

In leafland I pay for 150mbit and get 170mbit. One thing I've noticed is that a lot of niggers still use Cat5 and wonder why they cannot max out their connection.


 No.992498>>992580 >>992972

>>992479

But a cable is a cable, anon.

they all conduct the same


 No.992522>>992540

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>>992268 (OP)

>3.12 Mbps upload

In what futuristic dystopian cyberpunk megatropolis is such a technological feat even possible?

t. 700kb down and 120kb up


 No.992540>>992856 >>992978

>>992522

How long did it take to post that picture?


 No.992580

>>992498

Twisted pairs


 No.992856

>>992540

Around 15 seconds.


 No.992972

>>992498

some cables are broken by the manufacturer, e.g. they have only two of the inner-cables connected


 No.992978

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>>992540

15 minutes, on my 14.4K modem




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