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Originally Posted by Onesie
I was suggesting, in Rudi's case, if he lived where you live, to get the $45 plan, unless he wants HBO Max, and HBO Max costs more than $25 a month.
You can't see or perceive the difference between 300 and 1000. The only time that matters is if he's downloading gigabytes of stuff (like 30GB worth of movie files every day via Torrent). He'd then be able to download them faster. Otherwise, same shit, higher price.
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I can tell the difference, especially because I have multiple devices streaming simultaneously. In particular, I have a few HD security cameras that are "uploading" video 24/7 so that is a major bandwidth hog. I had Gigabit service with my cable provider before I got fiber and it was fast download speed but slow upload. I can see a big difference because I never experience any lag or buffering issues which I used to have before. Videoconferencing is much improved too. These are the things that make upload speeds important.