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mlmclaren · 23-08-2014, 03:00

well I'm not sure about this but I think a connection gets added to a list in order or transfer speed and amount and worst offender get hit first, if the network is very good or full of very busy uploaders then in most cases you won't get hit, I'm probably wrong but it would make sense.

I have done uploading before for days on end and when i look back over the bandwidth monitors it only dropped down to managed levels a 1 day out of 4 and only lasted an hour and half before midbnight jumped in.

My quality monitors in this time went stupidly crazy. I also notice that if I was restricted to 4mbps upload and I capped my uploads at 2mbps the latency would still be bad and same still if stopping uploads all together.

So its almost like virgin say "bad customer" "go to your room".... I like paying a monthly fee to bitch about broadband.

23-08-2014, 03:00	#10
mlmclaren Inactive Join Date: Nov 2013 Location: South Birmingham Services: 152/12 BB, TiVo 500, V HD, iPhone 4S, iPad Retina Posts: 8	Re: Upload caps removed? well I'm not sure about this but I think a connection gets added to a list in order or transfer speed and amount and worst offender get hit first, if the network is very good or full of very busy uploaders then in most cases you won't get hit, I'm probably wrong but it would make sense. I have done uploading before for days on end and when i look back over the bandwidth monitors it only dropped down to managed levels a 1 day out of 4 and only lasted an hour and half before midbnight jumped in. My quality monitors in this time went stupidly crazy. I also notice that if I was restricted to 4mbps upload and I capped my uploads at 2mbps the latency would still be bad and same still if stopping uploads all together. So its almost like virgin say "bad customer" "go to your room".... I like paying a monthly fee to bitch about broadband.