What company offers the best internet?

[Scratchy1215]

So, not based on location, where would i find the fastest internet. I live with no internet at all besides a hotspot and would like to move asap once i saved enough money

[Glenwing]

Any particular country or really anywhere?

 

The best places in the US are wherever Google Fiber is, right now that's Kansas City, Austin Texas, and Provo Utah. 1000Mbps Down, 1000Mbps Up for $70/mo.

[ANewFace]

Verizon, I get 55 down 62 up and 8 ping

[Prikk]

GOOGLE FIBER!

[JAKEBAB]

kansas its got google fiber

[Jade]

Kansas City, Kansas. Provo, Utah. Austin, Texas.

[Jobbe03]

There's plenty of ISP's that offer 1-10Gb to certain businesses. (I'm sure you'd be able to get it too but it's VERY expensive)

[gollum99]

Best internet is in south korea, for sure!

[ANewFace]

Well if you want the best Northern Virginia is going to be where you want to be. Move to Ashburn in Loudon couty (richest county in the U.S.) Verizon has dozens of data centers there, and the is fiber absolutely everywhere.

[Soplias]

Just Like everyone above me has said, Google Fibre, unless like me you live in the UK

[Scratchy1215]

Is google fibre moving fast? so far i havent even heard much about it

[JAKEBAB]

Is google fibre moving fast? so far i havent even heard much about it

https://fiber.google.com/newcities/

 

I think there having trouble coming in since the monopolies don't want the competition.

[R3NDO4G]

What about in Western Australia anyone? What is a good speed for FPS games?

[EmeraldFlame]

What about in Western Australia anyone? What is a good speed for FPS games?

 

Very honestly, you need almost no bandwidth at all for FPS games, or typically any games for that matter. Typically games are using somewhere around 150Kbps or less on both the up and down streams. In FPS games and other games that require quick reactions you should be more worried about ping times to the servers you like to play on.

[R3NDO4G]

Very honestly, you need almost no bandwidth at all for FPS games, or typically any games for that matter. Typically games are using somewhere around 150Kbps or less on both the up and down

streams. In FPS games and other games that require quick reactions you should be more worried about ping times to the servers you like to play on.

What about hosting a server where you are not sure if you will. For example in Gotham City Imposters if you are first to the server, you will host and dictate the ping of others. Or is that just the ping of the server?