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5/2/2016 3:38:50 PM
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[quote]I hope your neighbor changes the WiFi password ;) <3[/quote]
Haha... I usually run around 75Mpbs, but yesterday I was 3 to 8, with 30%+ packet loss. My cable provider regulates my speed when I use too much data... So I was red bar warrior for a couple rounds before I got sick of it and got off.
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Regulates your speed? That sounds awful. Should switch when your contracts up for sure. Few times my provider was having problems and I had 1mb down with 8 mb up and 54% packet loss. Couldn't even watch Netflix lol
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[quote]Regulates your speed? That sounds awful. Should switch when your contracts up for sure. Few times my provider was having problems and I had 1mb down with 8 mb up and 54% packet loss. Couldn't even watch Netflix lol[/quote] I have Comcast Xfinity, they don't hide the fact that they do it either, but most people don't realize it. When you reach X% of whatever amount of data they consider "the ceiling" you get flagged and they throttle you back... I forget what they call it, but it gets around some regulation the FCC passed last year to prevent it. It's still a better option than Century link in my area.
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That is very odd I have xfinity myself and I don't think that's ever happened to me. Might look into this more thanks for the info
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[quote]That is very odd I have xfinity myself and I don't think that's ever happened to me. Might look into this more thanks for the info[/quote] It's called "Fair share congestion management."
