PlayStation Now, Project xCloud, Project Atlas, Project Stream - Project time to test our speed!
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200mbps down 20 up, $99 a month. No cap but I'm grandfathered in to that - unlimited is only available on higher speed tiers. Suddenlink offers 1gig download and unlimited for $130 a month apparently. Until they raise the price 4 months down the road.
100/100 with 8ms ping. Could upgrade to Gigabit for $20 more a month but have no real need for it. I'm interested to see how this pans out.
I meant that with Spectrum (which is cable), I could use my own. To my knowledge, FiOS fiber requires their equipment via lease.
Like plug directly into the router? I tried plugging directly in when we got it but the speeds weren't much faster. Maybe it was an old cable?
Honestly I don't even need Gigabit for what I do. When I signed up during black Friday and it pretty much didn't make sense to get the slower tier. I think Gigabit was only like $5 more per month and the slower one didn't come with the sign up bonuses.
Also FIOS Gigabit, this is about the best that I get. No cap, about $99 a month combined with the TV and phone still.
Not often you see a higher upload speed than download speed ...
175ish down 11ish up just now on Speedtest, 1TB cap. Forget what the internet part of the bill is but it's around $145 a month for that and cable with HBO and Starz on our current deal.
Coast of Norway
30/10
499 NOK per month.. No caps
I really hope they build out fiber here in the near future >_>
30/10
499 NOK per month.. No caps
I really hope they build out fiber here in the near future >_>
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My provider has the following:
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I went for 150, costs $10/month first year, then $30/month second year. I think it's pretty good. We don't have data caps except for mobile (but I think those will disappear in a couple of years). Never had data caps for broadband or ADSL/ISDN here, it's just plain and simple wrong to have that on a wired connection. There's like no reason. I live in Sweden. I think we usually rank 1-5th place on speed and overall connection.
My home country (in the Balkans which would equate to a lowtier second hightier third world country has data caps).
I'm on my cellphone with this speed. A bit lower latency on my wired devices.
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I went for 150, costs $10/month first year, then $30/month second year. I think it's pretty good. We don't have data caps except for mobile (but I think those will disappear in a couple of years). Never had data caps for broadband or ADSL/ISDN here, it's just plain and simple wrong to have that on a wired connection. There's like no reason. I live in Sweden. I think we usually rank 1-5th place on speed and overall connection.
My home country (in the Balkans which would equate to a lowtier second hightier third world country has data caps).
I'm on my cellphone with this speed. A bit lower latency on my wired devices.
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150/20 on average, it fluctuates a bit.
1 TB cap a month. Comcast is fucking horrible to work with as well..
EDIT: I thought I should add that I use PS Vue for TV. So I stream a LOT of television, and I'm a pretty ridiculous gamer, spending lots of time in online games and buying games. And I usually sit at about 600GB a month.
1 TB cap a month. Comcast is fucking horrible to work with as well..
EDIT: I thought I should add that I use PS Vue for TV. So I stream a LOT of television, and I'm a pretty ridiculous gamer, spending lots of time in online games and buying games. And I usually sit at about 600GB a month.
I'm not at home right now, but I'm Australian so you can know what to expect.
I have ADSL2 apparently up to 20mbps, I can push it up to 18/19mbps in best case during speed tests, averages around 12mbps though. Upload is lower than 1mbps.
General connection is unstable overall, I have a handful of dropouts a day. Usually not a big deal, Netflix will suddenly go horrendously low res until the connection comes back. It's not like I buy any games that require a constant internet connection so whatever.
I live near the exchange, it's literally around the block from my house. I live in a major Australian city too, the CBD is within walking distance.
I have ADSL2 apparently up to 20mbps, I can push it up to 18/19mbps in best case during speed tests, averages around 12mbps though. Upload is lower than 1mbps.
General connection is unstable overall, I have a handful of dropouts a day. Usually not a big deal, Netflix will suddenly go horrendously low res until the connection comes back. It's not like I buy any games that require a constant internet connection so whatever.
I live near the exchange, it's literally around the block from my house. I live in a major Australian city too, the CBD is within walking distance.
Fiber Gigabit with no cap.
On my Ipad, which is what i would like to try Stadia on i get this while laying in bed.
Price is 90 CHF(aka ~91 USD) a month, though that includes landline phone and tv.
On my Ipad, which is what i would like to try Stadia on i get this while laying in bed.
Price is 90 CHF(aka ~91 USD) a month, though that includes landline phone and tv.
voted 900+, but it's not uncommon for my results to be in the 800s during parts of the day.
I was paying like... 130 for 200/75 from Spectrum after they bought out Brighthouse (I loved Brighthouse). Just over a year ago At&t started a "neighborhood test" at my apartment complex for fiber. I'm paying less (83 dollars) for way faster internet now.
Thankfully, I don't have any caps.
this is just my Xbox One...
I was paying like... 130 for 200/75 from Spectrum after they bought out Brighthouse (I loved Brighthouse). Just over a year ago At&t started a "neighborhood test" at my apartment complex for fiber. I'm paying less (83 dollars) for way faster internet now.
Thankfully, I don't have any caps.
this is just my Xbox One...
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I get fifty on a good day, when they're not throttling the shit out of me or This costs an exorbitant price for the average consumer though, being ~600 MXN per month. And while that price may not sound like much when converted to USD, keep in mind that purchase power is waaay lower here than US, Canada and Western Europe.
I literally cannot get a better internet connection in my area. There's just no higher speeds available here. I doubt I could stream anything from Stadia even if it came to my country.
I literally cannot get a better internet connection in my area. There's just no higher speeds available here. I doubt I could stream anything from Stadia even if it came to my country.
It's supposed to be gigabit each way, I guess the upstream is less crowded.
Here's an idea, because mobile carriers already do this.
What if, Google, subsidizes ISP's so that data usage for google services, like Stadia, don't count towards your data cap. Like how some companies don't count netflix or certain music streaming services towards your data caps either.
It's google, they have the money.
Also 300 up, 15 down, 1TB cap.
What if, Google, subsidizes ISP's so that data usage for google services, like Stadia, don't count towards your data cap. Like how some companies don't count netflix or certain music streaming services towards your data caps either.
It's google, they have the money.
Also 300 up, 15 down, 1TB cap.
My ISP is Sonic and I'm fortunate enough to use their fiber service. They advertise 1000/1000 with no caps. I'd say on average I'm pulling 750ish/600 depending on the device and whether it's wireless or hardwired.
They cared plenty when they were rolling out Fiber, but that was before they found out what it would actually take and then they dropped that shit. But you're 100% correct. Google doesn't give a shit about you and Google is a publicly traded company trying to make all of the money.
My work pays for my Internet, but I think they pay around $130 a month, commercial rate. Cap is 1TB.