He is talking about a vps with high speed internet, not his connection lol.It depends where you live. I used to have Verizon and boy oh boy, did it make me walk to the table to smash it. It never worked before, so smashing it wouldn't make it worst than it already was. Verizon was painfully slow when I used to have it, and I'm the type of person who wants everything fast and less time consuming.
So we ordered Time Warner Cable and it's been working well for the most part, much better than Verizon. but we got the cheapest priced one. It was good at the beginning, probably since I was used to the dullness of Verizon, but is only good if there's only one computer using it, and 720 p YouTube videos still fail to load completely.
So you're going to have to do your own research online. You'll need to type the area code in which you want to install your internet and you'll see what's best. Maybe Verizon will work better than Time Warner Cable in your area, it all depends where you're at.
Thats too much man 1gbs even 600mb is enough for the task im doingwhy not 2Gbit or 10Gbit vps ?
are you using for upload and download thing ?
Offshore ?
or just speed is your concern ?
2Gbit and 10Gbit Vps are costly compared to regular one.
Idc honestly i only need a good down up speedWhat part of the world?
Thanks for the fun read but im looking for a virtual private server not a internet providerIt depends where you live. I used to have Verizon and boy oh boy, did it make me walk to the table to smash it. It never worked before, so smashing it wouldn't make it worst than it already was. Verizon was painfully slow when I used to have it, and I'm the type of person who wants everything fast and less time consuming.
So we ordered Time Warner Cable and it's been working well for the most part, much better than Verizon. but we got the cheapest priced one. It was good at the beginning, probably since I was used to the dullness of Verizon, but is only good if there's only one computer using it, and 720 p YouTube videos still fail to load completely.
So you're going to have to do your own research online. You'll need to type the area code in which you want to install your internet and you'll see what's best. Maybe Verizon will work better than Time Warner Cable in your area, it all depends where you're at.