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Spectra now has 1gbps plans starting at Rs. 1061 (Rs. 1474 for unlimited data plan)
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No it isn't. But the oversubscription ratio on these 1Gbps plans is going to be very high because most users would be hard pressed to use more than one or two HD streams at once which is barely above 10-15Mbps and most direct downloads would be over by the time you hit the full 1Gbps if the connection to the servers is even that good.
So coupled with low average bandwidth usage and connections to servers being the limitation for downloads they probably just added a bit more to their upstream bandwidth, increased the oversubscription ration slightly and are just running with the chance that only 1 in like 40 users or something (pulling numbers from the air) will actually want to use the whole 1Gbps and will even notice.
So coupled with low average bandwidth usage and connections to servers being the limitation for downloads they probably just added a bit more to their upstream bandwidth, increased the oversubscription ration slightly and are just running with the chance that only 1 in like 40 users or something (pulling numbers from the air) will actually want to use the whole 1Gbps and will even notice.
Lol... Just a fake hoopla. People don't realise that most likely the 1Gbps advertised would be to the local servers in India and most of them are being taken care by Akamai which if i am not wrong, has a capping of 100mbps per user and most of the time it averages out b/w 50-80mbps during peak loads. What needs to be seen is that does it still give 1/4 of the advertised speed to the International servers.
i mean it's obvious. you are not going to get 1gbps on non peered servers. majority of web services you access would not provide 1gbps dedicated bandwidth to individual users. speedtest results would not match the speeds on non-spectra servers. but the fact remains, it is still incredibly cheap for what is being offered and if they do peering with popular services like google, Apple, netflix, microsoft, Hotstar etc like excitel, your experience would still be great overall.
That's pretty rubbish for a 1Gbps plan
He did not say that the the resident was upgraded to 1 Gbps, maybe he was upgraded to 250 Mbps.
they dont have 250Mbps plan. there are 100Mbps and 1Gbps plans now
minuteman
I Eat Internet
Is these plan include 1 gbps upload also pls tell i regularly upload 10-15 TB/month using seedbox if yes i can ditch the seedbox and take this connection