Thanks, heard of Toob? They are doing 900Mb for £25 with a Linksys router.They're alright, but gone downhill recently. Personally I'd look at other options.
If you have Toob available I would go with them.Thanks, heard of Toob? They are doing 900Mb for £25 with a Linksys router.
I've said the same many times on here. People will pay four figures for a GPU or CPU and not even blink, but baulk at 50 quid for a decent ISP. Even better are those scoffing that nobody 'needs' 1, 2 or 10 gig FTTP. You don't need a 4090 either mate but here we are.I dont understand why people cheap out on internet service providers anyway.
This is a forum really, for computer hardware enthusiasts, building PC's from high end components, at the cutting edge of the technology, and spending a small fortune doing it. Why on earth would you then go an sign up to talk talk broadband?
Yup, they treat it like petrol - just find the cheapest garage and car goes brrr. As to the latter I'm probably guilty of that, the older I get the more I realise I don't know.Sadly, many people think of broadband as a utility that is generic, like gas and electricity, and for the most part wouldn't notice a suboptimal routing problem and just use the 'if it works, it works' approach. As to the 'enthusiast' suggestion, perhaps two decades ago that was more true, but I can't be the only one who's felt less and less enthusiastic about the level of some of the posts on here, not that the questions are basic, that's fine, and we all need to learn, but that quality of some of the advice offered is just of such low quality that you can't believe someone would actually waste the key depressions on typing it.
I'll give a viewpoint from the other side. Why wouldn't you sign up to talk talk?Why on earth would you then go an sign up to talk talk broadband?
Post one up, I'd be (genuinely) interested to see it. I don't think @BUDFORCE was specifically pointing fingers at TT (though historically they've been woeful). They have picked up their game somewhat in recent times, especially on the business side. I think it was more a case of treating ISPs like a utility or commodity like petrol/vegetable oil and just going with whatever's cheap rather than choosing one based on actual criteria versus cost. He also didn't seem to mention PPPoE. My BQM for fairness.I've also ran BQM for many days and it's super comparable to some of the BQM from BT/A&A. No sign of congestion at peak.
I haven't done one in months but started after you asked. Some spikes due to own usage around 6pm but actual peak times like 8pm are pretty good.Post one up, I'd be (genuinely) interested to see it. I don't think @BUDFORCE was specifically pointing fingers at TT (though historically they've been woeful). They have picked up their game somewhat in recent times, especially on the business side. I think it was more a case of treating ISPs like a utility or commodity like petrol/vegetable oil and just going with whatever's cheap rather than choosing one based on actual criteria versus cost. He also didn't seem to mention PPPoE. My BQM for fairness.
Edit: That's without any form of SQM or AQM.