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MTNL Fiber to the Home (FTTH) to offer 10Gbps High speed Broadband
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soodgautam
Jolly Blunt Roadrunner
^ Up to 10mbps.. I should call it 4-10mbps connection instead of 10mbps.. FTTH can deliver way over 9.99 mbps on a 10mbps connection!
The best part about fivenet is that you will NOT NEED 4-10 Mbps connection to download anything from torrent etc
You will find EVERYTHING on DC++ ...from where you can download the Movies/Games/Books/Softwares at the speed of 50 Mbps !!!
4-10 Mbps will be just for browsing ...and for browsing....anything above 2 Mbps is pretty good and wont make much difference
The best part about fivenet is that you will NOT NEED 4-10 Mbps connection to download anything from torrent etc
You will find EVERYTHING on DC++ ...from where you can download the Movies/Games/Books/Softwares at the speed of 50 Mbps !!!
4-10 Mbps will be just for browsing ...and for browsing....anything above 2 Mbps is pretty good and wont make much difference
The best part about fivenet is that you will NOT NEED 4-10 Mbps connection to download anything from torrent etc
You will find EVERYTHING on DC++ ...from where you can download the Movies/Games/Books/Softwares at the speed of 50 Mbps !!!
4-10 Mbps will be just for browsing ...and for browsing....anything above 2 Mbps is pretty good and wont make much difference
Still nice.. :clapping: Torrent download speed? is it constant or will it vary?:quiet:
You will find EVERYTHING on DC++ ...from where you can download the Movies/Games/Books/Softwares at the speed of 50 Mbps !!!
4-10 Mbps will be just for browsing ...and for browsing....anything above 2 Mbps is pretty good and wont make much difference
Still nice.. :clapping: Torrent download speed? is it constant or will it vary?:quiet:
soodgautam
Jolly Blunt Roadrunner
Speedtest.net - always telling 10 Mbps connection (my signature image is an exception)
Torrent Speed - Minimum of 400 Kbps always - with upside variations upto 700-800 Kbps
DC++ - Depending upon the users sharing the file - but on average the speed is 50 Mbps :yahoo:
Torrent Speed - Minimum of 400 Kbps always - with upside variations upto 700-800 Kbps
DC++ - Depending upon the users sharing the file - but on average the speed is 50 Mbps :yahoo:
mgcarley
Founder, Hayai Broadband
any idea about connection ratio ?
PON has a 1:32 ratio usually, but sometimes 1:64 or 1:128 is possible, although this requires exceptionally high quality optics to work, and I doubt MTNL is deploying that. Otherwise the contention ratios if they measure them at the border of the network will be the same as ADSL, which I think is currently 1:11 or 1:12
Do we really need 10 Gbps connectivity at home??
Yes.
^ 10Gbps is far far away,lets talk about 10mbps with affordable tariffs and nice FUP's,
It's already possible, I don't know why operators aren't doing it
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This is only a concern if you're planning to use the connection for downloading movies. If you're just a normal net user who isn't a huge download freak then you should be otherwise fine.
The best part about fivenet is that you will NOT NEED 4-10 Mbps connection to download anything from torrent etc
You will find EVERYTHING on DC++ ...from where you can download the Movies/Games/Books/Softwares at the speed of 50 Mbps !!!
4-10 Mbps will be just for browsing ...and for browsing....anything above 2 Mbps is pretty good and wont make much difference
We're hoping to achieve a similar (but better) result in our network with HZ.
PON has a 1:32 ratio usually, but sometimes 1:64 or 1:128 is possible, although this requires exceptionally high quality optics to work, and I doubt MTNL is deploying that. Otherwise the contention ratios if they measure them at the border of the network will be the same as ADSL, which I think is currently 1:11 or 1:12
Do we really need 10 Gbps connectivity at home??
Yes.
^ 10Gbps is far far away,lets talk about 10mbps with affordable tariffs and nice FUP's,
It's already possible, I don't know why operators aren't doing it
Zero to sixty in 5.43 hours
This is only a concern if you're planning to use the connection for downloading movies. If you're just a normal net user who isn't a huge download freak then you should be otherwise fine.
The best part about fivenet is that you will NOT NEED 4-10 Mbps connection to download anything from torrent etc
You will find EVERYTHING on DC++ ...from where you can download the Movies/Games/Books/Softwares at the speed of 50 Mbps !!!
4-10 Mbps will be just for browsing ...and for browsing....anything above 2 Mbps is pretty good and wont make much difference
We're hoping to achieve a similar (but better) result in our network with HZ.
socrates
I got banned!
Still no sign of updating the MTNL website with the FTTH details
Introduction or
Welcome to MTNL's Triband or
Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Limited Mumbai, A Government Of India Enterprise
talk about being laid back & complacent :fool:
These guys are hopeless.:tongue_smilie:
Introduction or
Welcome to MTNL's Triband or
Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Limited Mumbai, A Government Of India Enterprise
talk about being laid back & complacent :fool:
These guys are hopeless.:tongue_smilie:
Speedtest.net - always telling 10 Mbps connection (my signature image is an exception)
Torrent Speed - Minimum of 400 Kbps always - with upside variations upto 700-800 Kbps
DC++ - Depending upon the users sharing the file - but on average the speed is 50 Mbps :yahoo:
Could it be you mean 400 kilobytes per second? If so then bytes are normally abbreviated using a capitalized B while a small b is used to denote bits. So you should say 400 KBps.
Torrent Speed - Minimum of 400 Kbps always - with upside variations upto 700-800 Kbps
DC++ - Depending upon the users sharing the file - but on average the speed is 50 Mbps :yahoo:
Could it be you mean 400 kilobytes per second? If so then bytes are normally abbreviated using a capitalized B while a small b is used to denote bits. So you should say 400 KBps.