getting new ISP for EQ2 propably
getting new ISP for EQ2 propably
im currently using TELUS 1.5mbit ADSL and paying around 33 bucks +tax
and im gonna get new SHAW High speed EXTREME internet 5mbit for 20bucks more
i think its a good deal
http://www.shaw.ca/Tmplt.asp?pageID=771
EDIT:
from EMAIL :
Xtreme-I: $52.95*
With our Xtreme-I Service, you will experience download speeds up to 5 Mbps
and upload speeds up to 1 Mbps, as well as having access to up to 7 email
accounts (each with personal webspace) and this is an always on connection!
*NOTE: You can purchase your cable modem modem for $59.95, and receive
complimentary installation, a complimentary first month and 6 months at
$29.95**. After the 7th month, you will receive $5 off your monthly Shaw
High Speed Internet subscription / Shaw High Speed Internet bundled package.
**NOTE: Xtreme-I has a $10 surcharge, so the monthly price would be $39.95.
Xtreme-I is available throughout the Lower Mainland, including Burnaby.
If you need any further help or assistance, please let us know.
Thank you for choosing Shaw.
and im gonna get new SHAW High speed EXTREME internet 5mbit for 20bucks more
i think its a good deal
http://www.shaw.ca/Tmplt.asp?pageID=771
EDIT:
from EMAIL :
Xtreme-I: $52.95*
With our Xtreme-I Service, you will experience download speeds up to 5 Mbps
and upload speeds up to 1 Mbps, as well as having access to up to 7 email
accounts (each with personal webspace) and this is an always on connection!
*NOTE: You can purchase your cable modem modem for $59.95, and receive
complimentary installation, a complimentary first month and 6 months at
$29.95**. After the 7th month, you will receive $5 off your monthly Shaw
High Speed Internet subscription / Shaw High Speed Internet bundled package.
**NOTE: Xtreme-I has a $10 surcharge, so the monthly price would be $39.95.
Xtreme-I is available throughout the Lower Mainland, including Burnaby.
If you need any further help or assistance, please let us know.
Thank you for choosing Shaw.
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my maximum download is 162kb/s
my friend who is using shaw high speed extreme is getting 620kb/s
i think im gonna call them tomorrow
my friend who is using shaw high speed extreme is getting 620kb/s
i think im gonna call them tomorrow
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Just keep in mind ADSL or DSl is a Direct Line to you.. As to where Cable is shared Between many Customers So Pings (Latency) can get up there at peak times Not to mention loss in bandwith
The download is a Boost defiantly But you will most likly see better Latency with DSL Which is overly what you want for gaming
If in your shoes id try out the cable and keep my dsl line on for at least a week Just in case it gos bad
Cable HSI can go Good or Bad Just depends on the quality of the ISP
The download is a Boost defiantly But you will most likly see better Latency with DSL Which is overly what you want for gaming
If in your shoes id try out the cable and keep my dsl line on for at least a week Just in case it gos bad
Cable HSI can go Good or Bad Just depends on the quality of the ISP
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Set wrote:Just keep in mind ADSL or DSl is a Direct Line to you.. As to where Cable is shared Between many Customers So Pings (Latency) can get up there at peak times Not to mention loss in bandwith
The download is a Boost defiantly But you will most likly see better Latency with DSL Which is overly what you want for gaming
If in your shoes id try out the cable and keep my dsl line on for at least a week Just in case it gos bad
Cable HSI can go Good or Bad Just depends on the quality of the ISP
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[quote="YeOldeStonecat"]
I'd not cancel your DSL for at least a month of two. What's nice about DSL, usually "what you see is what you get" all the time. Cable is more likely to fluctuate. Both vary greatly upon whom you are using for your ISP, remember...not all ISPs are created equal. ]
My DSL speeds never go down, always just about 1500/128, usually about 134 on the upload. My pings, along with bandwidth, are fairly constant. I have a few friends, however, that have RoadRunner. They complain about their downloads and constantly have worse pings than me. The only complaint I have with my DSL, is the upload isn't too great, but everything that we pay for is deffinitely there, quickly.
My DSL speeds never go down, always just about 1500/128, usually about 134 on the upload. My pings, along with bandwidth, are fairly constant. I have a few friends, however, that have RoadRunner. They complain about their downloads and constantly have worse pings than me. The only complaint I have with my DSL, is the upload isn't too great, but everything that we pay for is deffinitely there, quickly.
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dont think i can get sympatico here ...only shaw and telus aroundporkchop wrote:cant you get sympatico?
2500/480 for 40 something bucks
telus is offering for 40 bucks 2.5mbit/640kb ...i just down know ...that high speed extreme seems pretty cool i could download stuffs 3-4x faster (im usually downloading 30-40gb/week) not playing much games and if i play its usually MMORPG only...
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[quote="YeOldeStonecat"]
I'd not cancel your DSL for at least a month of two. What's nice about DSL, usually "what you see is what you get" all the time. Cable is more likely to fluctuate. Both vary greatly upon whom you are using for your ISP, remember...not all ISPs are created equal. ]
YOS if u checked out that link what i posted you can see you can get that 5mbit speed only with their new low latency cable modem ...i just dont know what should i do
YOS if u checked out that link what i posted you can see you can get that 5mbit speed only with their new low latency cable modem ...i just dont know what should i do
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The modem isn't the only thing that matters, latency has to do with so many things it's not even funny. But, the point YOSC was making is by nature, and with how the cable infastructure is set up, the pings will generally not be as good as DSL.rivas wrote:YOS if u checked out that link what i posted you can see you can get that 5mbit speed only with their new low latency cable modem ...i just dont know what should i do
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well on POE i was getting around 95ms ....and when i was playing UT2k4 my ping was one of the worst around 120ms when the rest of the people had 40-80msJoel wrote:The modem isn't the only thing that matters, latency has to do with so many things it's not even funny. But, the point YOSC was making is by nature, and with how the cable infastructure is set up, the pings will generally not be as good as DSL.
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It is better to die on your feet
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It is better to die on your feet
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