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9 MB Down / 1 MB Up?

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Yes I have a 20 meg down 2 meg up line for $75 Canadian funds a month. I download movies on dc++ in less than ten minutes :D
My ISP wants 14.95 to take me from

 

4MB Down/512kps up

 

to

 

9 MB down/1MB up :D

 

Is it worth the extra $15 bucks?

Wow. :( 4MB down/512Kps up is even faster than my connection. What kind of connection do you have? (I got cable modem.)

For gaming? It doesn't matter that much. Bandwidth isn't too important after 2-3mb down, and more bandwidth won't change the latency you already have.

 

It would be worth it on 2 conditions...

 

1) do you download often and/or need faster uploads (running some sort of server from home, sending large files to the game server/website)

 

or

 

2) is your current internet connection cost low enough that adding another $15 won't "break the bank"

 

 

Personally, I'd do it, especially if I could switch to one of those internet phone companies and drop the local and long distance telephone companies.. that would more than make up for the extra internet costs.

I don't see the worth at all.

 

If they could Half your ping with that upgrade (impossible atm). Yes.

 

All they are doing is increasing bandwidth.

 

You have plenty for what you do. Unless you want the increased Upload.

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