Kaching999
Forerunner
Any possible way to get 2.5 or 10 GiB internet?
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Kaching999
Forerunner
Kaching999
Forerunner
No I don't need it I just wanted to know if it was available cause I couldn't find anything about it myself.
enthusiast29
Juggernaut
Bro needs internet faster than the servers from which the data will be streamed.
Only then you can say the bottleneck is not on your side but on the server side
Rezep
Galvanizer
I think you'll need atleast 20gbps internet to be able to make enough posts to create a sale thread! Paying for patron might just be cheaper though.
nRiTeCh
Oracle
If you can list down your intentions that might help us to narrow down on the speeds for ya..
Kaching999
Forerunner
Don't really need anything, just wanted to know what was available out there.
You can search with leased line prices on internet and will get something there or can even ask your local isp also.....i did checked it a while back and as i can remember and E1 link which is 2 mbps costed around 15-20k a month as i can recollect.
variablevector
Forerunner
You can always get two 1 gbps connections or more and a VPS, then bond the connections at your end and at the VPS, using something like OpenMPTCRouter or maybe OpenVPN. This would theoretically get you to 2 gbps, but VPS egress/ingress costs would be a concern. Another way is to use an off the shelf solution like Speedify to do the bonding for you.
Alright for typical usage but on a 1gbps home connection no ISP will tolerate more than 3-4TB of usage per month in case someone is planning on using more than that using such methods.
nRiTeCh
Oracle
You can get a leased line for personal usage but subject to city, town and area.
variablevector
Forerunner
Not exactly true. This is in Kerala. It's tempting but I rarely saturate my 200 mbps line, let alone 1 gbps or more.
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nRiTeCh
Oracle
Memories from 90s.. I recall Asianet was some south Indian cable tv channel. Now they expanded to isp is next level.
Not sure but all residential connections promise "up to" & not "guaranteed" speeds on their plans so if asianet is being very generous with FUP then I suspect it is because you are not going to saturate 1gbps on international traffic which is what matters most for majority of those taking such high speed connection.