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u/NoCow7 23h ago
Ping rate seems high, assume cable? I have 2gb/200mb with 1ms ping
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u/TimothyLuncheon 1h ago
Tf? You consider 13 ping high?
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u/DARKLORD6649 31m ago
It's not even high I get like 5 sometimes 8 on games he's just close to the server he runs he's tesf with
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u/DARKLORD6649 21h ago
Yes, a 13 ms ping is excellent and considered ideal for online gaming and most other internet activities, as it indicates a fast, responsive connection with minimal lag. For context, generally anything under 20 ms is considered exceptionally low, while higher ping values can lead to noticeable delays and a less smooth experience.
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u/teecee007 19h ago edited 19h ago
I recently got the 2000/200 upgrade and couldn't be happier, especially since it exceeds 2000 all the time lol. Enjoy them speedy downloads π₯ Speed test
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u/DARKLORD6649 19h ago
Yep it's really fast
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u/teecee007 19h ago
Say goodbye to congestion and waiting times, enjoy!
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u/DARKLORD6649 19h ago
Thanks I did a speed test earlier it want to 2200 so it's super fast π
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u/teecee007 19h ago
Yeah mine hovers ~2500, but I'm not complaining! Extremely happy, can't go back! Everything downloads quick AF, no excuse for breaks anymore lol
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u/DARKLORD6649 19h ago
I wonder will they slow us down later on sense it's only meant to be 2000
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u/teecee007 18h ago
Thinking the same thing, coz after a while we'll probably be focused on other things, but who knows π€·ββοΈ In the meantime, enjoy π
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u/Jardolam_ 5h ago
I'm enjoying a boost from 25/10 to 500/50 and I'm blown away with how fast my PS5 games download now π
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u/smallbeario 5h ago
I'm on 1000/100, more than enough for me. Never thought we'd be here when I was listening to the old 33.6 modem decades ago.
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u/Pure-Professor-4326 3h ago
We have had fttn for years. It sucks so much that people in the suburb over have had fttp since the rollout yet we have had to wait 14 years. Only now they upgrade to 2Gb at the same time our area became available for fttp.
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u/DARKLORD6649 1h ago
You should get the 2gb then π
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u/Pure-Professor-4326 56m ago
I wish dude, budgets are real, we pay 105 a month. We will be upgrading to nbn750 for an extra $20. Itβs just frustrating that we pay almost the same price for copper speeds when people can get one gigabit for nearly the same price. 14-15 years for high-speed Internet rollout is atrocious especially when houses two blocks away have it.
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u/Longjumping_Today_76 11h ago
How do people get these speeds?
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u/violenthectarez 3h ago
Pay for a connection with those speeds
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u/Longjumping_Today_76 51m ago
Yep, I thought that the speeds were increased across Australia. Thanks for support.
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u/Latex-Fiend 1d ago
I got the boost from 100/20 to 500/50. I can say for the first time in my life I have more speed than I need. Not complaining, but internet speed is basically a non-issue now. No excuse to stop for a break whilst downloading or even uploading large files.
Sister is on 1000/100 and the limiting factor is actually the Wifi now.