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Why can us England people not have this internet?

Mikjul
By Mikjul
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no. i have 270 mbit up and down for 10€a month in Latvia.

It can also be very cheap ;)

 

You're just lucky enough to already have the infrastructure.

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I'm pretty sure that if you would have lived in London you would have gigabit internet?

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I think the correct title should be...

 

Why can't us England people not have this internet?

 

We all want this internet :3

 

I don't want it. MY 200Mb/s internet is already overkill.

 

100-120Mb/s is sweet spot.

 

Other then downloading games from Steam/Uplay/Origin there is not really a use for faster internet  :)

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I don't want it. MY 200Mb/s internet is already overkill.

 

100-120Mb/s is sweet spot.

 

Other then downloading games from Steam/Uplay/Origin there is not really a use for faster internet  :)

say that to the people who get lagged out of online games I'm sure there's no use for faster internet then

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say that to the people who get lagged out of online games I'm sure there's no use for faster internet then

 

That's because they are noobs who use wi-fi. Online games don't require more then a 1Mb/s

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Vs my...

 

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Britain 3rd world country confirmed.

That's about what I'm getting, however my ping is 41-even if the server is close. And said ping goes up to around 200 at night.

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:)

 

Impressive, but can you test on some European server? I'm curious to see how the connection performs if the server is 5-7k miles away.

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