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Work? Significantly faster than my home connection.


It's what they call a Fair Access Policy, and if you have their Basic service, you're allowed only 250MB of bandwidth per *day*, but if you don't use all of it up in a day, you can "bank" it for the next day, up to 2 days worth (500MB). If you do use it all up, you are in what they call the "Recovery Zone", and your speeds will be severely limited for the remainder of the day.ninjainspandex wrote:wow that makes sense now i remember waking up in the middle of the night to play just because the ping would dip down to like 400-500 still horrible but somewhat playable. i always wondered why the ping varied during the day vs the late night
Ok, I've heard of WiMax. The speeds you get are only as good as the wireless signal that you receive. If you're on a network that has a physical modem with an Ethernet/LAN connection, that will always be the fastest and should deliver as-advertised speeds. If you're on a wireless network running off a nearby router, you should also get the same speeds, but you sometimes have to factor in transmission time from modem-to-router-to wireless device. The same principle seems to also be the case with your connection. It appears the data has a distance to travel from wherever the nearest wireless signal transmitter is located to this special router to your computer. That hopefully will be a little more helpful. I don't know if this type of connection would be affected by multiple users, but you say you do get full speed sometimes.kingmohd84 wrote:its something called Wiimax. They give you a device that looks like a router and it connects to the internet like your cellphone connects to 3g. Look at the picture.
As for speeds, thats what gets to me. You think its slow because others are using it, but once you run torrent files...those things give you 100% speed as advertised and maybe a little bit more. So this confuses me. I used to get 0.5 mbs on speed test when I had the 4mbs package.
Xeogred wrote:The obvious answer is that it's time for the Dreamcast 2.

Account Settings > Playbackkingmohd84 wrote: This is just another example of how computers settings are not user friendly. I can only imagine some one else paying for higher connection and getting slower streams. I know its my fault but the settings is dug in so deep, and i thought its just going NOT to play HD , not give me slower streaming connection.
prfsnl_gmr wrote:There is nothing feigned about it. What I wrote is a display of actual moral superiority.
Download all those Steam games you couldn't and play online with some fellow Racketeers?BoringSupreez wrote:My dad has a place in St. Louis, which has much better internet than my house.
The internet loads faster than I can consume, I don't know what I'm gonna do.
prfsnl_gmr wrote:There is nothing feigned about it. What I wrote is a display of actual moral superiority.