isp speeds

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>>57045921

1 gb/sec for $70 or 50 mb/s for $50

300mbps for just 7 dollars, no data caps.

>>57045921
Tier 1 - 330/30 Mbps
Tier 2 - 160/30 Mbps
Tier 3 - 80/20 Mbps
Tier 4 - 52/10 Mbps
Tier 5 - 16/1 Mbps

All unlimited Data

British Telecom.

100mbits down, 100mbits up, free. University net

>>57045921
Tier 1 - 200/20 KB/s
Tier 2 - 600/50 KB/s

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>>57045921

200/15 $50 from Brighthouse. Not too bad.

10/1
15/2
30/3
50/5

Jokes on them, they could charge me a few grand a month for another Mbps both ways and I'd still pay it. I've got a fucking blank check that goes to the fastest USB but nobody gives a shit about wiring up the Midwest.

>>57045921
10/1
25/5
60/25
100/35
200/35
300/35

Upload speeds are supposed to get bumped.

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I don't know a thing about internet speeds, but I'm just wondering if there's any way I can get a faster upload speed? I want to stream games on twitch on my xbox one and when I tried earlier, it kept cutting off every few seconds and stayed pixilated the entire time

mine offers 30/30 over 5ghz wifi but in fact he does not limit anything and I am only limited by hardware settings and weather.

on good days I reach up to 65mbps from torrents

he is also slowly upgrading infrastructure to AC speeds