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Re: 20 Meg to 50 Meg upgrade.
Depending on how much it costs on a staff account I might upgrade to 50MB hopefully the upstream wil help and with docsis 3.0 might upgrade the 20MB upstream
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i reckon that the upload isnt gonna be much more than around 2mb
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But with Virgins VIP pack surely the broadband speed should be upped to 50 mb? Seeing as its meant to be a "Very Impressive Package"
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to those saying about sites not giving 50mb, shared hosting sites are likely to be 10mb and at most 100mb and most likely won't give you 50mb. speedtest.net never has gone above ~35mb for me (on various 100mb connections). the bigger sites like microsoft/apple/sourceforge which actually give proper sized downloads have multiple servers all with 1gbit+ connections and would likely give closer 50mb. |
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The 4MB is already going upto 10MB and i think they will do away with the 2MB. Just to add I’m on the 2mb and quite happy with it. Yes 10Mb might help my Clan game with FM I Host but hay the price is spot on for me. Price wise and this is just me blowing hot air I’d love it to be sensible. 10MB - £15 Fair price that would win over a lot of customers I bet from other ISP’s Question is would Virgin rather have customer paying them a lower reasonable price for the service or BT and the rest of the other ISP. 20MB - £25 50MB - £45 Totally not worth it for the majority I bet but if that’s what you want then your on the cutting edge therefore cost. |
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What they mean is there are no current plans. not there will never be any plans ;)
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I think that after the dust has settled on the 4 to 10 upgrade then the will look at the 2meg customers. Just the same as what happened with the 10 to 20 customers.
VM have not made any offical statement as to whats happening in regards to the 50meg connection apart from its coming. Unless you are speaking to one of the directors or the product managers then none of the front line staff know anything and its just hearsay, |
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The right question probably is how long will the entry level stay what it is? |
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I wanted to live in Cornwall when I read this;
http://www.goonhilly.bt.com/discover...rnet_cafe.html 100mb/s sounds quite good ............... and then I found this; http://technology.timesonline.co.uk/...icle737972.ece 2 Gb/s ............ in the UK 2 years ago! WOW! And then I found this; http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/07...et_connection/ And now I'm just depressed .............:sleep: |
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why do people still think that because you can download faster its so much better, for a true multitasking connection it has to have decent upload too the more download speed goes up compared to upload speed is laughable really 756k upload on a 20mb connection is pretty shabby and upload is the main congestion hotpot on cable networks is it not?.
docsis 3 might improve it a bit but untill true fibre to the door old upload will still be kept down a lot on vm network, the upload speed especially on the ex telewest network was poor (NTL had faster upload than Telewest i think) and i think that on the 20mb rollout that is what borked the old telewest customers as there ubr's couldnt handle the extra oomph from 30k to 90k. |
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Just did a check:
Fri, 22 Feb 2008 18:31:57 UTC Test 1: 1024K took 449 ms = 2280.6 KB/sec, approx 18792 Kbps, 18.35 Mbps Test 2: 1024K took 437 ms = 2343.2 KB/sec, approx 19308 Kbps, 18.86 Mbps Test 3: 1024K took 455 ms = 2250.5 KB/sec, approx 18544 Kbps, 18.11 Mbps Test 4: 2048K took 916 ms = 2235.8 KB/sec, approx 18423 Kbps, 17.99 Mbps Overall Average Speed = approx 18767 Kbps, 18.33 Mbps It does fluctuate quite a bit, but it is normally about this |
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