Fibre broadband.

[dave001]

im loking at the latest epison of mandalorian and thats 5gig in decent qulity un compressed

with movies it 39-60gig uncompressed in 4khdr with original full souround encoding for the amp

so its easy done

[Nobby the Bastard]

So thats less than five minutes for mandalorian to download at 15 Mbps then? If you are streaming it you need a much lower speed because it's about 45 minutes to watch.

Still not justifying more than 1 Gbps.
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[dave001]

you love bitching about so much

i decided not to bother with it epecily just for you mate

[Nobby the Bastard]

Like I said, all that computer savvy yet can't find a working spell checker...
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[dave001]

[Nobby the Bastard]

And thats quite normal here as well. A 60 gig movie doesn't mean you need to be able to download 60 Gbps. A 2 hour movie would be downloadable in about half an hour at 15 MBps. Still not showing why 1 Gbps is really needed for a domestic setting.

Just willy waving on your part.
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[dave001]

[P.]

Lol I'm here running 13Mbps ADSL with satellite on 250Mbps and I cope all day on the ADSL... No one needs more than 100, I look after schools and they manage 2000+ users ALL day doing whatever they do and get about 1/3 maybe of their 1Gb bandwidth used.

Literally unless you are sucking the internet dry, you can have 500 users general use and never notice on a 1Gbps connection. For perspective we have 1.6m users on something like 200Gb and it's nowhere near stressed.

Justify it however you wish, it's just internet penis points.

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[CaNsA]

[P.]

[Polarbear]

I know nothing about usage and so on but I much prefer zoom to teams.
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[MCN]

Dear Admin, I think there is something wrong with my BCF feed.

I appear to have wandered into the Geek Zone.

Help.
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[dave001]

[Nobby the Bastard]

Virgin are a wholly different connection to the house than the openreach that most people have.
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[dave001]

[P.]

[Nobby the Bastard]

You'd be better off spooning a camel than getting a source from him/her/it.
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[P.]

[Nobby the Bastard]

He'll just fuck off for a few weeks like he did last time he got called out.
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[dave001]

if you are sending a immense amount of data, your upload channel will get full/satarated . If you try to download something big at the same time, you'll need some bandwidth going out to signal the sender that you are receiving the data. If your upload is so full to the point that this "ack" message gets losts, the sender stops sending

virgin cable has always be quite bad with this and will bonce the download up and down and slow the down load if upload is totaly satarated

the solution is to limet the upload just a bit below the max

you will see it more with larger files and mutible conections

[dave001]

[P.]

[UncleFester]

The things i never liked about VM was their traffic shaping / restriction on VPN traffic. That and their SH2 'router' was as unreliable as feck when you had too many wireless devices on it. Fixed by running it in modem mode and using your own cable router / WIFI stuff. Then we moved into an area with no VM so that complaint was no longer relevant.

By comparison BT FTTP running 850ish down / 150ish up with their WiFi discs - not had a single problem at all. It's all the speed i'd ever need and then some. And it's cheaper than the 300mb connection it replaced.
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