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Re: Virgin Media to Double Broadband Speed
Yeah, I'm wondering about that as as well - not complaining, if course.
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Re: Virgin Media to Double Broadband Speed
Well it seems that i had to call virgin to get my upgrade, The double speed site said my area was ready on 31st Dec but as of 30 mins ago i was still on 50mb, I just called them, told them the area was ready, they looked it up and saw it was so sent the new config file down the line and within seconds my modem restarted and i'm now on 100mb :)
Happy chappy, although i am using the old modem so if i want to go above 92mb i'll need to buy the superhub :( |
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Look around, people on 120MBit are using that Modem just fine. Plug your machine directly into the modem and see. |
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It seems to me that getting you to activate the doubling of speed ties you in on a new contract for 12 months, but as far as I am concerned up to 20 is more than the 12 to 14 I am getting
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Wean the standard is released with final 802.11 Working Group approval in late 2013. you may find out you can't use most of the new 802.11ac products as you are using 802.11ac (draft 2.0) and does your PC have 2.0 USB if see so the top speed it can do is 480 Mbit/s and there is only two usb out for 802.11ac but as i said if you have usb 2.0 is no good :) |
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The double speed upgrade was announced over a year ago....spare a thought for the poor customers who will have to wait yet another half a year to actually get it, making it a year and a half wait. Coincidently the same time it took for VM to upgrade my upload speed after announcing it.
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May to July for me. Ho-hum
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My original statement of over a year was correct then, thanks for verifying that ;) |
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Pity that they did not setup nationwide before saying anything & then "switch on"
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