My ISP is killing it

[EdM5]

Plus the joy of fibre to the home.

[whofelt]

Jealous! I hope FiOS becomes available soon in my area.

[T0RM3NT]

Don't quite have that great upload speed you have and I have a bit more latency...

[tdott]

1gbps up/down FTW.

[22Article]

I got that download speed matched. but wow that upload is nuts. I max at like 25

[BIGW0RM]

I get 1GB down and 100MB up at home via cable modem

My iphone on t mobile (not wifi) gets 950 down and 145 up! When I had ATT a few months back, I got 30 to 70 down and 1-5mb up! Now thats a huge difference!

[Egrunt]

Tried 1GB down from Cox and I do alot of gaming and saw no difference from 500 Mbps download speeds. ASUS RTX 4090 liquid cool for the win.

[HM-2]

Can I join the party?



Latency is a bit higher than I'd like due to 35m of CAT6E between my primary and secondary routers, but it's still plenty fast enough.

[unluky]

Anyone that hates people and loves internet like me and lives away from both - if T-Mobile 5G home internet is in your area - I'd suggest you check them out. $50 per month all taxes and equipment included (with auto pay) and these numbers are legit.

I was suspicious as I lived here for decades thanking GOD we finally got up to 20 download compared to the beamed in 1.5 I survived on for the first few years I lived here. Still worth it, but damn. T-Mobile was no contract and a 2 week free trial, so I went for it. Had it at one of my places for close to 2 years now and as soon as they expanded into my other house I jumped on it here too. I am a happy camper. Over 10 times the speed with a 40% savings in monthly $? Take my money. $100 per month for both houses, great service.

[Obioban]

I've had the cheapest tier of Fios for... 15 years? And never noticed the difference as the cheapest tier got faster (100/100 to 200/200 to 300/300).

I'd gladly pay less and get slower service. A 4k Netflix stream uses ~15mbps, so even at 100/100 I could still have 6 streams playing at the same time-- plenty for my family of 3. Sadly I'm stuck at 300/300, so 20 simultaneous 4K Netflix streams for 3 people .

Other than that, the only large bandwidth needs I have are software updates, but they happen in the background/overnight, so... who cares how long they take.

I just don't know what upside there is from more speed. Never ever have I been tempted to pay for one of the faster tiers.

[Kinleyg]

This is fiber to router, then through a MoCA adapter to get the wired signal across my condo.

Wireless I can get it up to almost 800 up and down but packet loss is brutal with signal overlap in a condo building.