10g residential CPE
Mark Tinka
mark.tinka at seacom.com
Sat Dec 26 15:07:16 UTC 2020
On 12/26/20 16:38, Mikael Abrahamsson wrote:
>
> Considering my PC often saturates my 1000/1000 Internet access when
> downloading, I don't see why the 1GE NIC on PS5 wouldn't be the
> bottleneck if it's sitting on higher speed Internet access.
My experience with customers who've bought 1Gbps FTTH service is that on
a good day, they may see 500Mbps. On average, they'll live somewhere
between 180Mbps - 350Mbps, with a random spot-check. It's alright for
providers who offer this to let their NOC's handle the problem, because
most users are connected to the Internet wirelessly, using devices that
do not require more than a couple of Mbps of bandwidth at a time.
Wired devices such as gaming consoles won't tell you anything more than
how long it will take a download to complete. So you are not probably
going to work out whether the PS5 is running at 1Gbps or 230Mbps, as
long as your psyche is happy with the service you are buying from your
provider.
Mark.
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