How much for 1gbps

>>60874959
I pay $100 a month for 50 up and 2 down. Stop whining.

>>60875015
That's backwards, 50 down and 2 up.

>>60874959
I've had gigabit before but no server managed to max out my connection, downgraded back down to 100mbps for like 1/3 the price and didn't notice any difference.

What do you even use that for? I pay 39€/month for 200/20 and seems enough for everything.

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>>60874959
I'd pay $100 a month for anything.

> tfw $65 a month for 3Mbp/s

35CAD A month here for 35/5

>>60875049
>>60875038
My options are 50/50mbps for $70 a month or 1000/1000mbps for $95.

I live in Australia. I used to pay $200 a month for Telstra 120KB/s & Foxtel (shitty TV service). Thankfully, I'm paying about $40 a month for 0.5Mbps now.
I'd gladly go back to paying $200 a month for gigabit speeds.

I'm paying $60/mo for 300Mb/s, I could do $70 for a gigabit, but I'd be required to opt-in for wonderful automated marketing emails and phone calls every other day.

Sorry, but no thanks. 300Mb/s is fine and has no data cap for 3 years so I'm set for now.

>>60874959
Third world poorfag here.
The fastest home connection available here is 100 down and 100 up for 200 bucks per month.

>>60875870 anon here
I play 50 bucks for 10/2 with no data caps

>>60875909
*I pay

>>60875038
Torrents with a lot of seeds should max it out.

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>>60875939
steam does for me as well, or close to it.

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>>60874959
$60 a month from Bluestream in South Florida.
Pretty sweet deal. Only downside is that there have been 2 ~2hour outages in the last 3 months.

10€/mo for 100/100, feels good man

>>60875842
>0.5Mbps
AHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAH

>>60874959
It's about $130ish NZD for unlimited gigabit here.

>>60876149
Oh shit I didn't realise I did 0.5, I meant 5Mbps. I haven't had a cuppa yet, so I'm not exactly awake at the moment.

>>60874959
In nu zilind we can pay $130 (~95USD) for 1gbps. >>60875842
lmao

>>60876164
lmao indeed, it serves its' purpose though

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I have 180/13 and I use every bit of my upload. Gigabit would be heaven but I couldn't see paying much more than the $85 I currently pay. I can throw around terabytes as it is.

>>60876157
That still doesn't change the fact that my internet is basically 200 times faster than yours.
Get your shit together, Australia.

>>60876205
Not denying it's better, but it serves its' purpose.
I agree, Australia does need to get its' shit together.

Tfw 60$/month for 200mb/s

>>60874959
Eastern Europe?

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>>60877086
Nope, East Cast USA.

>>60877099
>Cast
*Coast

>>60874959
I have gigabit for 25 euro a month, had it since years.

>>60877118
Is it classic europoor 1gbps where you rarely see anything over 600mbps?

>>60874959
Paying 64.99 for 100/10 and I feel like thats 14.99 too much desu

>>60874959
~$50

I pay around $40 for 125mbps. I never want to pay more than that.

>>60877199
I wish I could get 500/500mbps for like $20-30 less, but all that gets me is 50/50mbps.
So makes a lot more sense to get 1gbps for only $25 more.

>>60875067
Holy shit, that's pretty bad. I only pay $36 a month for the same speed. Who are you with Anon? Are you in the U.S.?

>>60875067
Why are Australians so retarded? Stop calling your shitty AUD - dollars when you are talking to foreign people, its like 5 cents and is not much in USD. God these kangaroos are so fucking dumb it hurts my brain.

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>>60874959
>>60877099
I have to admit, I do like the consistency in my speeds

>>60877216
Shiet, I pay $40 for 10 mbps and that's the best I can get in this shithole.

>>60874959

$30 USD for 50/10 with no caps on México it includes unlimited phone and "basic cable tv"

>>60874959
Have 75/5 Comcast for 75$, always been solid with qos at my router. Signed up for 80/40 for 75$ on century Link. It's supposed to be fiber to the node up the street, then dsl from there. Sales man said we're the only one who's signed up for the high end. I hope it doesn't suck.

I pay 80/mo for gigabit on FiOS.

>>60874959
>tfw speedtest spoofer

>>60874959
I pay $65 a month for mine

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I pay $59 a month

90 bucks for 150 down and I think 10 up. Might be 15. My actual speed is 270/12 though so I'm actually getting more than what I pay for. Can't really complain since it's cheaper than century links best offer in my area of 15/7 for like $10 more.. Giga internet would be great if servers actually pushed those speeds. Steam and good torrents seem to be the only thing where it's really beneficial.

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>>60878034
you mad senpai?

>>60878209
I am

>>60875067
Same boat here. Screw US internet prices (although we are better than 3rd world crapholes yay)

>>60876058
I downloaded on xbox live at 130MB/s. Thats after the conversion from mbps with a 300.

Big dick? Big dick...

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$93 USD for gigabit

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>>60878743
gamer support :^)

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>the same retarded butthurt beta ugly permavirgins are bragging about their internet connection that their parents pay for again
All of you people really like to embarrass yourselves. Incredibly fast internet connections are necessary only to brag about them. You won't notice a difference anyway. Also, I'm an intelligent beautiful woman. Those are facts.

>>60874959
I'd pay $150. Currently pay $70 for it.

>>60874959
Once it's available in my town, I'll get 1gbps for 45€/month

>>60878791
That's actually a good deal.

>>60879315

My car can only carry 200 lbs down the road, why would anyone want to move more than that in their car.

$200/mo for 100/10 with a tb data cap.
In other words, I'd pay that much for gigabit, if I had to.

>5 bucks for 100mbps
>6 GB FUP
JUST

>>60878631
That's impossible, the xbox's NIC maxes out at ~118.5MB/s no matter what you did you aren't going to go faster than that. A 1gbps NIC won't physically allow for it.

35/40 € a month and that's what I'm paying

who are the best providers in alaska? even if gigabit isnt available idk who i should choose

>>60881107
GCI communications if it's available.

i pay €20 a month for 1000/100 fiber

>>60881148
And do you actually get those speeds? Or is it the classic European case of over selling and under delivery?

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>>60881128
thats actually pretty pricey considering the upload is so low and that its capped

>>60881274
considering the location it's really not bad

>>60881302
I suppose, I was just hoping for something cheaper, like even the "fast" speeds but on a larger data plan would be fine. Even less download speed but still decent upload too.

>>60881339
You can call and ask if they have an unlimited data 50mbps plan

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1Gbps for €12.50/$15 per month. Topkek.

>1Gbps ethernet
>No contract
>No installation fee

>24.90 BGN/month incl. VAT

>>60881420
Yea but eastern Europe....

I'll stick with my 1gbps for $95 in the USA.

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>>60881420
whats your upload?

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sweden
60bux

>>60874959
I pay 50€/Month for 1 Gbps/ down 245 Mbps up

I just received an offer, 100mbit for $12

1gbit is $40

3rd world Balkans here

Fuck you Aussies and Burgers

>>60881420
Vulgar Bulgar

I have 1GB/1GB for 92€

Its pretty useless and expensive but the cheap option is 50/5, the jews know their tricks

>>60881734
Schfifty Five

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>>60881734
Same with my ISP in the US.

50/50 or 1000/1000 are my options.

I had 50/50 back in 2011, so of course I get gigabit.

>>60874959
Apparently some ISPs might offer gigabit on my current fiber network for ~60€, and I could get 500/500 for 40€ with my current ISP

I am happy with 100/100 and flawless service from my current ISP for 20€ a month so not going to pay more for the moment as a poorfag

My phone and internet is bundled and I pay like $70 for 6mbps down and .6mbps up

>>60881803
Thug life

>be me
>live in germany
>mom visits forbidden right-wing facebook site
>internet ban for two weeks and 280 € fine

That's life in 2017 in Germany.

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>>60881827

>>60874959
I pay $10/month for my 100/100 connection.
I don't really have many situations where I need more, but this is just my personal connection, if I had a business or something, I would probably you get the best connection available.

>>60881267
wired i get like 850/70, but the modem adamo gived me sucks ass and only deliveres 50mbps wireless
no caps either

>>60881925
Sucks on the upload front, you'd think if they can deliver 800mbps + they could also deliver at least 200-500mbps upload.

And only 50mbps on wifi? Did they give you ancient 802.11G piece of shit or something?

My ISP gives me an 802.11AC 3x3 AC1750 router.

I've gotten over wifi 400mbps from it.

Paying $60 for synchronous 1gbit, would probably pay up to $100. But I really don't want to downgrade from fiber to anything else, 1gbit or not.

>>60882030
is internet speeds of 1gbit even possible without fiber?

>>60882058
Yes, DOCSIS 3.1 is 10gbps down and 1gbps up which would allow you to provision customers for 1gbps down and up.

On top of that, currently being finalized is Full Duplex DOCSIS 3.1 which is 10gbps download and upload.

You also have G.Fast which is essentially gigabit DSL over distances under 300 feet. and XG-Fast which has been tested as delivering synchronous 10gbps over ~400 feet using copper.

So yes, it is possible, but it's all still very new and limited deployment, if deployed at all.

>>60882058
Downstream should be possible for cable (docsis 3.1+ etc), but I don't know if it's feasible/sustainable, because the bandwidth is usually shared.

Either way, I'd rather have 300/300 fiber than 1000/100 cable or some shit.

>>60875105
paying a bit more for 50/10
I think 50 DL is ok but damn, I want faster upload

>>60878631
>I downloaded on xbox live at 130MB/s.
Lol?
Like >>60881061 said, it's impossible for you to download that fast over a 1gbps NIC.

Why even bother with an obvious lie like that?

>>60881999
probably, i can get gigabit upload to but they want me to pay €40 a month then
its some shit zhone modem

>>60881925
>>60881999
Can't you just get your own router and use bridge mode on the provided one?

>>60882184
>shit zhone modem
It shouldn't be a modem, it is most likely an ONT if you're getting gigabit speeds.
The word modem implies DSL or Cable, neither of which would provide the speeds you're describing.
>>60882222
Yea this should be easily doable.

>>60874959
I pay 20$ for 500/500 mbps with a good ping
feels more than enough

>>60882247
its fiber optics
its whatever you call a fiber optics modem

>>60878315
The US is still at least a 2.5 world country my friend

>>60882301
Optical Network Terminal (ONT)

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>>60881420
>>60881611
>No contract
>No installation fee
>24.90 BGN/month
>1Gbps ethernet interface
>1Gbps download
>1Gbps upload in Bulgaria
>100Mbps upload international
>Max speeds
>1 dynamic IP address (welp)
>24/7 tech support
>1pcs fiber media converter included

>>60882416
>>100Mbps upload international
Which means your international peering is probably garbage.

Ah well, at that price you really can't complain.

>>60882366
In flyover states yea probably, if you have money and live somewhere reasonable it's about as first world as it gets.

>>60882473
You'd still be paying out the ass for it though. My parents live pretty close to Atlanta and still pay over $80 for <30mpbs down.

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>>60882484
Well my bill says otherwise
$94.99 for 1gbps with TV and phone service.

>>60882439
Why do you think so? It is perfectly fine, I can't complain.

>>60874959
50e/mo

>>60882502
Because if they have to limit traffic going out of the country it means the backbone network that is leaving your country is most likely heavily congested.

>>60882501
I'll admit the speeds are decent but would you consider it worth the price? I am someone who has never had speeds over 30mbps.

>>60882416
>100Mbps upload international
The fuck?

>>60882501
Why not ditch phone and TV, and get Netflix or Usenet with the money you save instead?

>>60882559
Because without phone and TV just Gigabit costs $124.99 a month

I dont even have a phone or Set top box plugged in for TV.

>>60882526
Yes, I upgraded from 300/300mbps because with 5 people in the house all using the internet I would get complaints if I started a decent sized download.

This way even if I am downloading something huge it really doesn't matter since it most likely wont be using my full bandwidth at once, I usually max out at 500-700mbps to MOST servers, and that still leaves 300-500mbps for everyone else in the house to do whatever they want.


tldr; gigabit is great for multiple simultaneous heavy users.

>>60882584
>Because without phone and TV just Gigabit costs $124.99 a month

That's a good way to boost your cable subscriber count.

>>60874959
Around 0,35 EUR per MBit/s in average used per month

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About ~100/month is my limit on internet speed.

Honestly after about 250mbit it makes little difference in your experience and its largely dependent on whom you are connected to.

I would like to have faster upload speeds, but beyond bragging about it I have little use for it.

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>>60874959
1 euro per day*

>>60875038
this.
Unless you're downbloading 60GB files everyday there are diminishing returns for such fast internet.

you can even stream 4K at 25Mb/s

I'd stick to 100Mb/s symetrical an save some bucks

>>60882771
As said here(>>60875788), and here(>>60881764), that's not an option for me.

Not to mention I have 4 other heavy internet users in the house, 100mbps would be fine for JUST myself, but I can easily use up the majority of 300mbps in this house, 1gbps gives us some breathing room.

>>60882750
>doe met je verbinding wat je wil
And the fine print is where?

>>60882796
>50/50
>$70
>1000/1000
>$95

>getting cucked into fast internet
What the fuck?
anyway there's literally nothing to think about. just get the 1000/1000

>>60882858
Yeah, it's pretty dumb, i'd love to save money with 500/500 or something like that, but it simply isn't an option. So 1000/1000 it is.

>>60882852
The fine print only states you can't do anything that harms their or other peoples infrastructure. Pretty standard. So yes, you can do pretty much anything short of ourageous stuff.

>>60875015
That's shit, I pay £12.99 for 76 down 20 up, unlimited usage.

>>60879315
Growing up, I wish my parents paid for actually decent internet. They still use broadband and watch Netflix on their 4k screen in 720p

>>60883081
it's almost like different areas in the world have different prices for similar services.

>>60874959
>Google Fiber
>70 a month

>>60883255
Nice, hopefully the rumors of them selling their markets to another company are false.

But GF looks to be going nowhere, google is focusing more on satellite and other wireless tech.

>>60883291
Its spreading to other cities. Won't be available everywhere, but you can check their page see if they're coming to your area.

>>60883341
And they've announced they aren't expanding to any more cities that aren't already mentioned, further half the executive officers have left for other jobs over the past year.


In my opinion it's 50/50 whether they sell to someone else, or decide to just keep it as a small pet project operating at a loss.

Depends on the terms of course. If I'm allow to use the line for commercial services like selling VPSes or something I'd be willing to pay a lot more of course. But for home use, maybe $60-70, I don't really need a lot.

>>60876093
How do you get near gigabit for $60 from Bluestream? I'm also in south florida and also using Bluestream and I'm paying $50 a month for 100 down 10 up. I get those outages as well.

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>>60883413

>>60883469
>ideal for n-m devices
Do people actually fall for this scheme?

>>60883469
Were you already a customer before a few months ago when bluestream took over advanced cable? When I saw they took over, I called them and asked about the upgrade and they told me they couldn't do it because the offers on your screenshot are for new customers only, not existing ones.

>>60883497
Cancel your service and if they ask why tell them because they wont offer you new customer pricing.

You'll either get offered the pricing right then in there, or you'll get a call back in a few days offering it.

Set your service shut off date for like 2 weeks in advance so they have a chance to give you a call before your service is shut off.

Worst case you switch over to some bullshit other ISP for a month and then switch back a month later as a new customer.

>>60883493
normies do

>>60883521
Gonna try this. I only have one other ISP available besides Bluestream though and Bluestream is well aware that their offerings are superior. ATT u-verse offers 25 down 5 up for $45 a month with a 12 month contract.

Here in romania we pay about 23$ for 1gbps,unlimited acces.
We are such as poorfags..

>>60883613
Most ISPs charge early termination fees after the first 30 days, so if you do that and don't wanna pay fees, make sure you cancel your AT&T service before their deadline for the ETFs.


The only people who pay sticker price for internet are those who are too pussy to negotiate themselves.

>>60883635
To be fair, if you're that poor having decent internet must be a small but welcome comfort.

>Australia
>pay $140 a month
>DSL
>190kbps down, 40kbps up


Just kill me

>>60883678
Even for AUS that's pretty fucking terrible.

>>60883678


seems standard across australia according to speedtest/ookla and other sources

last month australia was nicknamed the first worlds third world by pcmag

>>60883678
Heads up if FTN comes to you. My Republic seems the cheapest. I'm paying $60 a month no contract for 100 down, 40 up.

>>60883754
Not really, most suburbs and urban areas of Australia have at least 5-10mbps, and more populated areas connected to NBN can have up to 100mbps.

$140 is also outrageous, there are people paying less IN australia and getting 20x the speed.

>>60883768
Do you actually get those speeds?

>>60883973
I get 80/35. It's dependent on how far you are from the node. They can tell you what you can expect when you call up.

>>60879315
Tits or gtfo.

>>60884496
>>>/b/

>>60876058
Holy shit!
Were you downloading on SSD?
Also, is your Ethernet port on PC 1G or 10G?

>>60878209
Is that on a phone?

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>>60886155
No, my phone maxes out at about 300-400mbps.


>>60886138
It was to an SSD, but my HDD can do the same speeds.
And it's a 1gbps NIC.

>>60876058
>67GB
Modern developers are so fucking lazy.
I had to delete Hitman 2016 because it was nearly 70 fucking GB for 7 fucking levels. Are you fucking real?

>>60886220
It's literally just textures.
As we strive towards better and better quality textures file sizes will increase exponentially.

>>60886220
>>60886243
As a follow up.
Dwarf Fortress is only about a 32 MB file even though it simulates a hell of a lot more stuff than most modern games.

>>60886185
That's not 4G LTE, its just poor network conditions.

>>60886313
What the fuck does it matter if this is the network conditions 100% of the time for the past year?

Fuck off

>>60886185
You HDD can do 100 MB/s+ ?
Have you ever benchmarked you HDD?

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>>60886339
Yup

5TB 7200RPM

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>>60874959

I have 1000/100 (upstream limited by gpon type)

I pay $99.95 a month and because its a teleco have to also purchase telephone service.

I agree, most website can't push to us. Hell, our pipe is fatter than most websites.

http://bulloch.net

>>60886363
>upstream limited by gpon type
I'm on GPON as well and get full 1gbps upload.

Seems like your ISP just doesn't wanna deploy enough splits for their customers.

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>>60886313
>>60886332
Here's another test for you, oh look at that BLAZING fast ping.

Still garbage speeds.

>>60878631
No you didn't, the Xbone has a 1Gbps NIC and there's just no way to push data through it any faster than that.

>>60886376

Sigh.

http://www.ppc-online.com/blog/why-gpon-needs-to-change-introducing-ngpon2

Upstream is a little over 1.2 Gbps shared over 32 and as much as 64 nodes. They cannot guarantee anything close to 1 Gbps up, so instead offer what they can.

>>60886489
>shared over 32 and as much as 64 nodes
Ugh, that's the problem, they're too cheap to upgrade infrastructure.

And you're splitting only 2.4gbps download between those same 32 and 64 customers, so you're not exactly going to get too many 1gbps users on that sort of split arrangement.

My ISP does 4 or 8 customer splits per GPON link. That easily allows everyone to have 1gbps down and up and not worry about congestion.

>>60886348
Are these speeds common in today's HDDs, or yours is somewhat special?

>>60886540
Should be fairly common for any 7200 RPM drive these days, a 5400RPM drive might have some trouble, but even that should manage close enough to 120MB/s that you're still more likely to be limited by the server you're download from than the HDD itself.

>>60886540
not him but yeah, that's unexceptional. HDDs have poor latency, cause by the heads needing to move and the drive having to wait for the proper portion of the platter to come underneath them. That's why the IOPS is shit compared with SSDs. But latency doesn't matter if you're just doing purely sequential reads or writes of large blocks of data. And the massive bit densities on large drives mean that a lot of platter goes under the heads per unit time, so 150-200MB/s sequential is no big deal for a large 7200 rpm drive.

>>60886569
>>60886590
Well I'm glad.
Thanks a lot.

>>60874959
250$+ Too bad its actually not possible, unless i start digging myself.

>>60886807
>unless i start digging myself
Cheaper than having them do it, can be as high as $10-15,000 per km in suburban areas anyway, i'm sure rural is a bit cheaper, but you'd still easily be over $5,000 per km i'd expect.

>>60882543
Paying for transit can be expensive.

>>60883678
>$140 a month
>190kbps down, 40kbps up
lol what the fuck australia.

I thought you guys had basic human rights :^)