FTTC speed thoughts

Started by Bill, Aug 27, 2010, 18:49:15

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Rik

It sort of got blurred into others. I've got it in Bluray and watched the BBC HD transmission, the former wins hands down. :)
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pctech

From reading this thread I'm considering holding off getting FTTP as it sounds like the BT network cant even cope with FTTC.

I wonder what the backhaul capacity is from the exchange.


Rik

If only we knew, Mitch.
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Bill

I'll admit that FTTC hasn't entirely lived up to expectations but there's no way I'd go back to ADSL of any flavour, and if I were offered FTTP I'd grab it with both hands and wait for the backhaul to catch up later!

Bill
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pctech

Well at work we have a 1 Gbps leased link (with another as a backup) shared between about 4000 servers and a few hundred desktops with 100 Mbps links and speedtest.net indicates 50 Mbps (cant run the TBB test due to the firewalls) so if I can get that I'll be chuffed.


Rik

 ;D

If you can get that, I'll be moving in. ;)
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esh

My exchange is ADSL2 enabled in the middle of next year! Just in time for it to be obsolete I guess. Hmph!  :)

I have also experienced extremely high data rates from work, in excess of 38 MB/s (bytes, not bits). I would hope *that* would be fast enough for any user, but then again...
CompuServe 28.8k/33.6k 1994-1998, BT 56k 1998-2001, NTL Cable 512k 2001-2004, 2x F2S 1M 2004-2008, IDNet 8M 2008 - LLU 11M 2011

pctech

We'll be on Gigabit fibre by the time you get FTTC  ;D

Rik

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