I'm not up on what good speeds are for home internet. We just had fiber run this weekend and trying to decide what I need. What speeds are good for someone like me that works at home a lot and streams (wants to cut DIrectv)?
1G. It's cheap.
I pay MaxxSouth for "Up to 45 mbps" but have never seen more than 21 in Starkville. But we don't have any trouble w/ 2 or 3 people using phones, tablets, computers, and Rokus. Occasionally I'll notice it trying to buffer so I pull the plug on the modem/router and in about 1 minute its back up and normal again. Best thing I ever did was get a mesh router system and it improved a bunch after that. Its funny at our place in Brandon I get 200 mbps from ATT there and the 45 in Starkville is better than the 200 mbps from Comcast in Brandon
I'm on a 15mb wireless bridge. I stream 4K tv without issue. At times we may have 5 or 6 devices going at once, while 4 Echo's are eavesdropping, and I don't see any slowdown. #doingmorewithless
Move to Noxubee County. AT&T (you know - the *COMMUNICATIONS * company) provides me a maximum of 3 meg service. Not 300 megs, not 30 megs, *3* megs. AT&T sucks to the Max. Oh yeah, 4-County is supposed to bring in high-speed internet in the Fall of 2023.
I feel your pain. They don't even say "5" here; "3" is what they claim and I'm lucky when I can get close to that.You don't have to move to Noxubee county for that discrimination. I get it right here in Clinton, MS city limits. AT&T is my neighborhoods only provider and we get 3 mg of service also. They say 5 but we have never tested out more than 3. Here is the kicker, last fall they ran fiber out Clinton Tinnin Road approximately 9 miles to Providence Hill Farms. By passed all the houses. I figured they would come back and connect the houses and neighborhoods they past to get to the rich folk. My wife and I have spoken with AT&T multiple times since then and they aren't planning to hook us up.