Jonno2343
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Question of the Day: Will you be subscribing to the new Disney+ R49 streaming package?
10gb for R349
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AirWolf
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I'd also like to know how this package performs, but it doesn't seem many people here have taken that package.
Ekhaatvensters
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The thread we're posting in was made by someone using the account. 
He seems to be happy, apparently it goes through their unshaped backbone, so I'd imagine it will perform well but there might be some problems with the VPN servers etc.
He seems to be happy, apparently it goes through their unshaped backbone, so I'd imagine it will perform well but there might be some problems with the VPN servers etc.
I will give my opinion from my experience so far in using it over a period of one month.
I play WoW on the EU realms - I will get anywhere between 400-600 ms while raiding. Very fast, the unshaped really helps.
Funnily enough I can't say the same for local gaming. I also play Warcraft 3 on the local server. With my VPN connected, I get a reported "higher" ping of about 6-10ms higher than if I just logged on with my local only account (same one that I use for the VPN). I suppose this is because of where the server is hosted (I live in CPT and the server is in PTA I think). So if I have this right when connected to the VPN, my traffic route looks like this: cpt, pta, cpt, international / local. Whereas if I was just on my local only account it would be cpt, pta, local. Obviously it is a lot more complex than that, just saying it looks like I am bounced up and down the country before I get on to anything.
I will post some speed tests etc later, don't have time right now
I play WoW on the EU realms - I will get anywhere between 400-600 ms while raiding. Very fast, the unshaped really helps.
Funnily enough I can't say the same for local gaming. I also play Warcraft 3 on the local server. With my VPN connected, I get a reported "higher" ping of about 6-10ms higher than if I just logged on with my local only account (same one that I use for the VPN). I suppose this is because of where the server is hosted (I live in CPT and the server is in PTA I think). So if I have this right when connected to the VPN, my traffic route looks like this: cpt, pta, cpt, international / local. Whereas if I was just on my local only account it would be cpt, pta, local. Obviously it is a lot more complex than that, just saying it looks like I am bounced up and down the country before I get on to anything.
I will post some speed tests etc later, don't have time right now