1. Your speeds and data cap

8/2 no cap
North Idaho
$100/month

If I lived five minutes closer to town I would be getting 1000/1000 with no cap for $80/month. :(

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1. No cap + TV.
2. Serbia
3. $22

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>400/50 FTTH
>Chile
>$46/mo
Are datacaps in the US still a thing? fuck, i wouldn't consider a capped plan or even an entire ISP if it's willing to apply the datacap jew.

Telekom srbija adsl... Jedva 6/0.5... Jebem ih

300/300, No cap
Estonia
33€

100/10
1TB
USA
$50

No data cap that I know of
west US
80$

Why is my upload garbage?

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100/200
Washington DC
~120 from Fios

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Docsis? They need to fit tv and interwebs into the finite amount of mux the cable can handle. Ort just jewish ISP who wont upgrade their equipment

50/50Mbps no cap + 8GB cellular data + some talk time and SMS I don't care about
Russia
$8

ISP offers faster speeds but I have no idea what to use them for

No cap, Switzerland, $65

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60/60 + tv
The bill comes out to 210$ after fees and taxes. According to the bill the internet is only 50$ of the plan, but I know for a fact that the price goes up if we get rid of the tv package. Northern Virginia area. At least the service is consistent and no data cap, but we are still getting fucked by Verizon.

There are data caps that are designed only to prevent people from being total torrent whores (e.g. 100TB/month on a 100Mbps connection), these are OK. Caps like 250GB are total jewery though.

In Russia I bought Beeline for like 5 USD a month and had almost that data. Did I get ripped-off? This was a year ago.

1. 100/100 Mbps, no cap-
2. Norway
3. 68 USD /month

pa promeni provajdera

1. 50/5 Mbit/s No data limits.
2. the Netherlands
3. € 55 including TV and phone line

You mean several gigs of cellular data for $5 (but not bundled together with a fixed connection)? That sounds about right.

>1gbps no data cap
>Suburb of Washington DC
>$70/month

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Mah niggas
>30/10Mbps, no cap
>Brazil
>149BRL ~38USD

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>100/25
>USA
>$49.99 USD
I've been offered 1Gbps/500Mbps for $89.99

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100Mbps, no cap
Ukraine
6$

no cap
England
£28 a month

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Comcast seems to be back on their bullshit throttling bittorrent clients.

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Well there's no one to stop them now, thanks to Jow Forums's favorite pajeet from FCC

Does it speed up if you run it through a VPN?

>playing post-waffle WoT
y tho

No issues here. That's a Blu-ray downloaded and maxing my upload. Dip at the end is just me uploading something to a file host.

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He's talking about general P2P downloads like you see in many large online games.

If they treat it like other P2P traffic, then there is a chance they'll throttle it.

Upload is not really a factor with comcast considering it's so garbage tier to begin with, they have no need to throttle uploads.

I've been torrenting long enough to know Comcast isn't throttling me at all.
Perhaps your game clients are just using qBittorrent as a back end.

Pic related, actually paying for 400/60 Mbps, no cap
Denmark
400 DKK/month, or about 63 USD for you yanks

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Spectrum? Sounds like we have the same plan. I only get 120-ish on Speedtest at best, though.

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Or comcast is regional and you just happen to live in a more competitive region where if they throttled you they know you'd move to a better provider.

Or comcast is simply unwilling/unable to pay for appropriate peering points causing congestion for common services when downloading.

Take your pick, it's not like there is one single possible answer.

twitter.com/comcast/status/885528886460637184

works a lot better using mobile hotspot, too broke for a VPN so I guess I can't rule out the shitty company mandated modem

got nostalgia, got over it within 10 matches. we should genocide brazil.

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>too broke for a VPN
that's pretty fuckin broke considering you can get a private VPS for like $4-5 a month and run your own VPN, or use a larger provider like PIA and pay ~$2.90/month

500/500, no cap
Denmark
73$/mo

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1gbps no cap
USA
about $80 after taxes and fees.

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Bell fibe 1000 isn't available for you? (also in Toronto)

He said he was using wifi, so it likely is the 1000mbps plan

I just realized this as I post. Nothing to see here, carry on.
>fuck wifi

>dem wifi speeds
nice

25/1
East Canada
70$

Actual speeds range from 10-30. This is WISP service, but better than DSL.

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120/50, unlimited (technically 1 TB but I never reach half of that)
Croatia
27 EUR/month

Yeah, I thought it was fairly cheap. In Norway I have to pay pockets for data. Now we have unlimited data for 50 dollars, but that's not for me IMO sounds like a scam.

400/40 cable, no cap
Germany
53€

you have got to be fucking kidding me

Vampiric internet. This at night (now), 2-4 mbit at day. Mbits dont like sunlight just like me.

It can suck as much blood as it can get through 2/2 ADSL and a 10KM LTE connection.

Western Germanistan, 40 € / month

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I wonder if the investment of at least 150 € for this would improve my speed and not break my window.

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2000/1000, no cap
Hong Kong
25usd

>Internet that breaks regular Gigabit network cards with speeds faster than some HDDs

The most americanize thing that our ISP do is that you get a buy one get one free. But broadband network has always been cheap here.

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>cheap
>2g
>$168

BS, I've never seen a tenth of that speed from netvigator

20$ month

3mb/s download, 200 kb/s upload, Charter Spectrum.

>10gbps
$365 USD
>4x1gbps
$125 USD
>2x1gbps
$100 USD
>1gbps
$90 USD
>500mbps
$75

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Fortunate for you. In Germany its more like "pay the full price, receive a small percentage and get assfisted because there is no competition"
Danke Merkel

This is how it looks right now in my village, all streets get reworked
>Telekom "doesn't have the capacities"

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>10/1, 250gb (but they let me go over)
>rural Ontario
$0.

They have a broadcast antenna on my property that I pay the electrical for, which is the same as running a lightbulb constantly, statistically

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ISP here always do promotion because, you know, competition.
That's why you don't use cat5 cable for gigabit network.
The network infrastructure is about the only good thing here. 10/10 would move to Germany.

1000/30 uncapped
Toronto
$40/mo

>20/2, no data cap
>Norway
>$60/month

gigabit
massachusetts usa
70 usd a month

average household income in my town ~150k

comcast offers 2gig up and down but im happy with verizon at he moment.

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>1000/30
What the actual fuck?

Rogers :^)

200/10 (nigga caps go on yo head)
DFW,TX
$55/m

100/100
Finland
Its free

10/1 (No cap)
Frankfort KY USA
$46.00

ISP is only game in the city. Could get faster speed but ISP is bandwidth limited so I'd never see it all the time.

75/mo
50gb cap
Canada

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>900/500
>New Zealand
>$88 USD per month

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Why is my internet still 100/10 ?? When's Charter gonna update my internet?

How are those 'outages' buddy

Worth. When I just remind the piss smell and vandalism anywhere with ~50 % arabs when I was in Dortmund I would prefer this cheap forest apartment. No one wants to live here, its empty, quiet and if something breaks it will be repaired within two hours. Not like in cities where nothing gets repaired and you get moldly shit apartments for thrice the price.

>10 Up, 50 Down, no limit, no throttling
>Philippines
> 28.15 USD

Corporate plans are comfy

1.Pic related
2.Vietnam
3.$10/mo

Thank god for cummunist internet

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50Mbps/9Mbps, 300GB
Berlin/Germany
40€ ~46$

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43/19 no cap
Straya
$99 a month (73.29 USD)

pic related, no cap
rural illinois
~$80 per month

I feel you bro

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25/25 unli, also unli torrent, no blocked sites
South East Asia shithole
$28/mo

300/100
Romania
15 usd

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145 GB cap
₹1100/mo ~ $16/mo
Mumbai

1Gbps plans are available, but I'm satisfied for now.

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>0.67 mb upload
At least it's cheap

95/95, no cap
+static IP
Siberia, Russia
~$14

1. 10G symmetric max./ no cap
2. Switzerland
3. 40 bucks

1. Gigabit, no cap
2. MI, USA
3. $80/month

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10/1, no cap
italy
30€/m

100/100
russia, Northern Siberia
no cap
about 15$

>North York
>Northern Ontario

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200mb/s 1gb max
Norway
15usd

150/15, no cap
Western Canada
90 moosebux/month

Did you make a typo, Lars? a 1 gigabyte data cap seems kind of useless.

Nbn fixed wireless
50mbit/10mbit
Unlimited
90pm aud