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Posts such as yours have arisen around each new speed service available ....
The speeds required to make the �internet run smoothly� on home devices has, and will continue to rise....
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I agree. But I still don't see the need for anything more than 40mbit for the general user in the next 5 years or so hence Adslmax's arguments make no sense (when he can already access 200mbit services)
Personally, I'm looking forward to the day I can have FTTP, just for the future possibilities it will bring.
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There are some things that are just nicer beyond 40 Mbps - e.g. the 100GB digital game downloads, but you are trading a few minutes time and even on a slower line I find the install to disk takes longer than the download for 5-10GB game patches.
The problem point is that in 4 or 5 years we will likely be at the point where a lot more people are pushing for 100 Mbps as a minimum and if we only start to build FTTP at that point there will be problems.
The bit about Virgin Media being slow - well I hate to break it to people but once you get wide adoption on the FTTP platforms similar peak to off peak swings in speed are going to happen and the 'average' in the adverts will look just as daft as the old up to and actually be more misleading.
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Will Zen Internet be able to do this way G.fast 80/40 instead of 198/29 if I want this way or impossible?
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Impossible unless Zen install their own GFAST pod and there is no other Gfast in the cabinet area.
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There isn't a 'need' for most people, however there is certainly a 'want'.
You don't have to wait for 5 years as there are already uses for higher speed. By example some of the games my kids have are in the region of 75GB downloads. @200mb/sec this would 50 minutes, @40mb/sec this would take over 4 hours.
If I work from home I can easily be working on multiple >1GB files. I don't want to have to wait for 3 minutes just to open a 1GB file, at 200mb/sec that's still 40 seconds so twiddle thumb time.
All my family use online streaming, sometimes this can mean 4 or more streams. If you also want to download a game update at the same time things slow down.
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Is it just me? I can't fathom what the actual point of discussion here is beyond that a guy's parents who almost certainly wouldn't be interested in it anyway can't order G.fast, and a guy who doesn't even touch the sides of 80Mb can only get 200Mb and has green eye as people on a different cable route can get 330?
Building better networks, not just faster ones.
Any resemblance between the posts of this account and Ignitionnet are entirely intentional. R Kelly rather killed the connotations of the old one.
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Hey Max, ICYMI.
Building better networks, not just faster ones.
Any resemblance between the posts of this account and Ignitionnet are entirely intentional. R Kelly rather killed the connotations of the old one.
Edited by CarlTSpeak (Mon 08-Jul-19 12:32:34)
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Sorry not interested in your speed test result
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Will Zen Internet be able to do this way G.fast 80/40 instead of 198/29 if I want this way or impossible? No, but they might start home delivery of free range eggs instead  .
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