Your Broadband speed?

hunnymonster

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• Friday November 13, 2015

• #49

If you don't move it, just use the powerline stuff that you're already using...

Nothing stopping you from adding a wireless access point to the existing router (but you'll have 2 devices eating leccy instead of one)

 

hunnymonster

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Little Feckwittering-on-the-Moor

• Friday November 13, 2015

• #50

Hmmm - interesting. http://www.daniscross.co.uk/2014/11/use-router-sky-broadband/

 

Bechet

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Southampton

• Friday November 13, 2015

• #51

It's that easy? A splitter, a router and a dongle? Seems Win10 is not supported but I'm on Win7 32/64, which is.

Does the computer itself need anything to support 5GHz wifi speeds?

 

Bechet

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Southampton

• Friday November 13, 2015

• #52

hunnymonster said:

Hmmm - interesting. http://www.daniscross.co.uk/2014/11/use-router-sky-broadband/

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Very interesting!

 

Father Ted

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Round the bend

• Sunday November 15, 2015

• #53

Virgin (previously Blueyonder) for about 10 years now, maybe more.

They keep sending me emails telling me they are doubling my speed soon - I think it is in preparation for the roll out of turning the home hubs into public ( well Virgin customer) wi-fi hotspots the same as BT.
Fortunately my mother in law is on BT and I know her log in details so I can use BT hotspots when out and about.

 

PhilD

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W. Yorks

• Sunday November 15, 2015

• #54

^ that's a terrible ping delay for cable. On virgin here and it's 8ms. Worst ping was two-way satellite - about half a second if I remember right.

 

Nishy

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London

• Sunday November 15, 2015

• #55

Download: 86 Mb/s (usually higher on a weekday)
Upload: 10.2 Mb/s
(virgin media)

 

p.b

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Brentwood, Essex

• Sunday November 15, 2015

• #56

Anyone use Vodafone for Broadband? I've been offered 80Mb for the same price I'm paying for 20Mb from Plusnet so I'm tempted ...

 

hunnymonster

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Little Feckwittering-on-the-Moor

• Sunday November 15, 2015

• #57

p.b said:

Anyone use Vodafone for Broadband? I've been offered 80Mb for the same price I'm paying for 20Mb from Plusnet so I'm tempted ...

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Usually I'd say take a look at the reviews at ISPReview & ThinkBroadband - but http://www.ispreview.co.uk/review/products/877.html - 0 reviews & http://www.thinkbroadband.com/isp/vodafone.html - insufficient data.

 

DJ-Steved

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• Thursday December 24, 2015

• #58

I guess everybody is away for Christmas, never seen it this fast before.

 

Dipesh

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• Saturday December 26, 2015

• #59

Recently gone up in speed as we have had an upgrade.

Virgin media is excellent.

 

Uncle Bertie

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• Saturday December 26, 2015

• #60

Fast enough to run Amazon Prime in HD while two kids youtube. Kushti.

On a related note, talktalk are arseholes, cheap but arseholes particularly on customer service.

 

Wishbone

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Liverpool, UK.

• Saturday December 26, 2015

• #61

Since Virgin Media completed our local upgrades ........ I'm able to open up sixteen+ connections to my file hosts via Internet Download Manager and get a consistent 20-21 megabytes per second overall .......

Not bad at all .......

 

Gairdner

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3,163

• Saturday December 26, 2015

• #62

Mum and Dad are on Talk Talk and this is about average for what we get:



It works just fine for everything we need to do so no complaints.