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definetly a downgrade IMO, you should have just stuck with Cable... i doubt your latency would have changed by more then 3-5ms.... and now your stuck wile they "fix" the problems in your area for fiber...
what connection is it exacly? FTTN or FTTH? are you using Gpon? if so how many people are sharing the connection? 32/64/128 are fairly common numbers.
the most importaint question here is, what were you paying for cable and what are you paying now for fiber, and what maximum speeds both upload and download do they state you might recive? you said fiber was 10mbps and cable was 20mbps what are the uploads.
and are you sure the fiber is 10mbps and not 10MBps - 12.5MBps (aka 100mbps)
as a side note, Fiber can go well over Terabytes per second. its what they use to connect all the countrys together, underground sea cables. some are capable of over 8 Terabits per second.
what connection is it exacly? FTTN or FTTH? are you using Gpon? if so how many people are sharing the connection? 32/64/128 are fairly common numbers.
the most importaint question here is, what were you paying for cable and what are you paying now for fiber, and what maximum speeds both upload and download do they state you might recive? you said fiber was 10mbps and cable was 20mbps what are the uploads.
and are you sure the fiber is 10mbps and not 10MBps - 12.5MBps (aka 100mbps)
as a side note, Fiber can go well over Terabytes per second. its what they use to connect all the countrys together, underground sea cables. some are capable of over 8 Terabits per second.
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