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Seb 15-08-2003 17:16

2Mb NTL Broadband?
 
Does anybody know if NTL are soon to be making 2Mb Broadband available? I see on DS that Telewest have completed their trials for the 2Mb, and wondered if NTL would be doing the same??

SEB

BBKing 15-08-2003 17:17

'No plans' is still the official line. It's not especially easy to introduce a new tier, but if it will make us money it will happen.

Ramrod 15-08-2003 17:29

Well I'd sign up for it:)

grum1978 15-08-2003 17:31

AFAIK telewest have actually offered the 2Mb for the last couple of months so its well past the trial stage ;)

Mick 15-08-2003 17:45

I suppose the biggest question on everyones mind is, if such a speed was released by ntl, would it be capped? :)

Sorry but it had to be mentioned... :p

grum1978 15-08-2003 17:50

Quote:

Originally posted by Dr. Plummer
I suppose the biggest question on everyones mind is, if such a speed was released by ntl, would it be capped? :)

Sorry but it had to be mentioned... :p

I think it would be a more of a when not if IMO i honestly can't see the 'guidelines' about usage being in the same form in 6 months time. But thats just my opinion ;)

Ramrod 15-08-2003 19:59

Quote:

Originally posted by Dr. Plummer
I suppose the biggest question on everyones mind is, if such a speed was released by ntl, would it be capped? :)

Sorry but it had to be mentioned... :p

Don't care. I use it for gaming:D

kronas 15-08-2003 20:23

Quote:

Originally posted by Dr. Plummer
I suppose the biggest question on everyones mind is, if such a speed was released by ntl, would it be capped? :)

Sorry but it had to be mentioned... :p

*disregards the guideline wants 2 mbit :D :D :D

ic14 15-08-2003 20:25

I would go for 2Mbit BUT only if it had higher upload!

Ramrod 15-08-2003 21:35

Quote:

Originally posted by ic14
I would go for 2Mbit BUT only if it had higher upload!
It will, It will:drool: :disturbd:

Ramrod 15-08-2003 21:37

Quote:

Originally posted by kronas
*disregards the guideline wants 2 mbit :D :D :D
Damn straight!:D

BBKing 15-08-2003 21:52

TW and ADSL 2Mb has a 256k upstream. Doubt ntl's would have anything different. Current home permanent internet connection technology was unfortunately designed with the assumption that people would download more than upload. This is actually pretty much true, as the vast majority of people only use their upload for emails and HTTP requests, while the download gets emails, HTTP content, video, streaming sound etc.

All this means that download will outstrip upload for the foreseeable future, and it's easier to increase the downstream speed than the upstream.

darkangel 15-08-2003 22:33

Quote:

Originally posted by ic14
I would go for 2Mbit BUT only if it had higher upload!
why do u want a higher u/l speed?

Ramrod 15-08-2003 22:39

Quote:

Originally posted by darkangel
why do u want a higher u/l speed?
Ping? Dosn't it make gaming faster? Or am I mistaken?

darkangel 15-08-2003 22:42

Quote:

Originally posted by Ramrod
Ping? Dosn't it make gaming faster? Or am I mistaken?
would make near 0 difference, only one reason for somebody to have a high u/l speed imo


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