Jeo
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- Joined
- Apr 4, 2003
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Im with IINET 512 soon upgrading to 1.5
Ping: Firstly ping has nothing to do with your speed. Essentially in games, the *max* you will use is 15kb/s. Ping is relative to how close you/ISP are to the server + errors in the connection. I get 30ms to telstra optus and most aus gaming servers on cs, q3 etc.
Download speed vs limit. If you are with cable, you get 3gb download and about 200k download speed... really depends on traffic as telstra distributes bandwidth... i.e.. bandwidth / amount of users on that server. with 1.5 iinet, you get huge download limit and about 150k speed.
Since i got iinet, no trouble at all, ive downloaded many movies, songs etc at 55k... I just leave it on and go to school or something..
Ive got DLINK DSL500 hooked to a Netgear 5 port switch...
Ping: Firstly ping has nothing to do with your speed. Essentially in games, the *max* you will use is 15kb/s. Ping is relative to how close you/ISP are to the server + errors in the connection. I get 30ms to telstra optus and most aus gaming servers on cs, q3 etc.
Download speed vs limit. If you are with cable, you get 3gb download and about 200k download speed... really depends on traffic as telstra distributes bandwidth... i.e.. bandwidth / amount of users on that server. with 1.5 iinet, you get huge download limit and about 150k speed.
Since i got iinet, no trouble at all, ive downloaded many movies, songs etc at 55k... I just leave it on and go to school or something..
Ive got DLINK DSL500 hooked to a Netgear 5 port switch...