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Is your internet fast enough?
- Thread starter Randy
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Hellooouuu? Is your Internet running fast? Yes? You better catch it! Ha ha!
It depends on how you choose to define the term "fast enough."
For my uses? Absolutely not, unless I am just browsing around.
To be fair, my current connection speed is abysmal, though. 2022 and I am stuck rocking 12/1.5.
For my uses? Absolutely not, unless I am just browsing around.
To be fair, my current connection speed is abysmal, though. 2022 and I am stuck rocking 12/1.5.
Oh, how I wish that were true...Maybe you're operating your equipment wrong.
Before I decided to build and set up my own, I was only achieving 9/1.
Now I can say that I am truly taking advantage of every last bit.
I subscribed to 150 mbps Internet connection but I get 100 mbps on average. However, I don't encounter any issues with downloads and uploads. The best thing about my Internet service provider is that I can get free WiFi form the company even in the public places.
Just did a speed test....
I got a good speed, i have cable internet which i hate because its not a dedicated line so if a bunch of people in my area decide to have a big downloading or streaming it will lag mine at times.
I prefer to have like AT&T Fiber when it comes to my area,
I prefer to have like AT&T Fiber when it comes to my area,
Same here, around 6 or 7pm when everyone is online I notice a dip in speeds.
That might help keep your computer going fast but probably doesn't have anything to with internet speeds.
Perhaps, but I think clearing your private browsing data every once in a while may help.That might help keep your computer going fast but probably doesn't have anything to with internet speeds.
I thought your browser storing data helped pages load faster. For example, on a website that you visit often, your browser might saved cached versions of images on the page. If you clear your data constantly, you're having to redownload all the images on that page all the time, thus making things a tad slower and also eating up unnecessary bandwidth.
I dunno though, I am no computer expert
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