eltherza
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You're a gamer? The you should realize that 1M is more than enough for games and that increasing "speed" does not mean latency will drop.
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You're a gamer? The you should realize that 1M is more than enough for games and that increasing "speed" does not mean latency will drop.
Strangely enough I have been playing SC2 (a lot) and have not had any issues with latency (touch wood) and a single gaming session of around 5-10 matches will consume about 100 megs of bandwidth.
And that is about a 50/50 split between upload and download.
Regularly also having a skype conversation with my buddy whilst we play, so whilst their customer service and account department is by far the worst I have ever experienced the actual product itself for me at least is doing quite well.
And that is about a 50/50 split between upload and download.
Regularly also having a skype conversation with my buddy whilst we play, so whilst their customer service and account department is by far the worst I have ever experienced the actual product itself for me at least is doing quite well.