Irish isp

[dbgtz]

say what? You're moaning?



at least I get fibre optics soon :L

really it could be the area not the country on the whole.

[Kevinb]

here, if UPC is available in your area - avail of it.

the speeds are consistent and will generally always top the ones mentioned in your post - UPC's network is a fairly advanced fibre infrastructure, it's you that's behind using eircom not the ISP's.

also fyi, next generation is just fancy eircom lingo for non contested broadband which means your connection is one with the isp not shared with multiple houses which was the way up untill recently so the speeds advertised are the ones you get.

[Eoin247]

Ireland I live in the countryside in the center of Ireland and we use satelite broadband. It's fast enough but has a stupidly small limit.

[Recursion]

Ireland I live in the countryside in the center of Ireland and we use satelite broadband. It's fast enough but has a stupidly small limit.

OUCH. Seriously, SUCKS. TO. BE. YOU.

[Richie]

Wi-max is meant to be good, anyone experienced their services?

[Recursion]

Wi-max is meant to be good, anyone experienced their services?

Don't even bother if you can get some sort of cable put in (unless it's dial-up, in which case, get Wimax).

[Kevinb]

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showt...09982&page=101

an idea of WiMax, a big no no.