Soldato
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- 21 Oct 2011
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No, no line of sight. Guess I'll keep on at Openreach and try to get them first to admit their **** up and then to rectify it.
1mbBane of my life. Thanks to a **** up by Openreach, which they won't admit to, I'm stuck with a ****** 1MB/s ADSL2+ line and no access to fibre of any flavour, and to really rub it in all the surrounding streets can get fibre. My mate lives around the corner from me, and he enjoys speeds I can only dream of.
Am sure i had a pretty slow connection when GTAV came out and i had to wait about 2 or 3 days or nights for it to downloadHow do folk with slow 'net download modern games?
They don't. Wouldn't want to wait weeks/months just for a 50gb update to download.
Bane of my life. Thanks to a **** up by Openreach, which they won't admit to, I'm stuck with a ****** 1MB/s ADSL2+ line and no access to fibre of any flavour, and to really rub it in all the surrounding streets can get fibre. My mate lives around the corner from me, and he enjoys speeds I can only dream of.
A friend bought a really cheap laptop that could run windows 10. Installed clients needed and brought it to work and used work's internet to download the games. Then copied files across when he got home.
Good point about 4G, I do have a 4G router, gets ~20-30mbps, but I pay £15/month for 30GB, EE. How good are unlimited offers? Really unlimited or cut the speed after a few GB?
I click download, not rocket science is it....
Big downloads get done overnight
Wow, that's impressive. Special offer or widely available?EE £22 unlimited broadband, no speed caps
on a 1Mbps connection, doubt it.
Eeek I would be checking with my employer about that one, depending on his companies IT policy that could be a sackable offence!
What? Downloading is downloading, regardless of speed...
I was getting 600k from my BT landline, took 3 days to download GTA
They are pretty chill here regards to IT flexibility and as long as you don't do stupid stuff it's fine.