Starry Windy
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I do remember when I shared about my problems of slow internet, and I was discussing with my parents that we will get 5 Mbps internet connection on the get go, because it's the most economic packet of the internet so far.
So, I asked the internet provider for about less than a month ago, and they told me that they don't have 5 Mbps as part of the fiber optic-based internet. Instead, they promised me 10 Mbps for a boost, which makes me psyched. So I waited with anticipation, because my nightmares of laggy internet and choppy live streaming will be over.
So today, the internet staff decided to call and told me that the update will commence soon, which makes me happy. After the switch, I decided to give the 720p YouTube video to test, since usually it lags on my old internet speed (back then I have to resort to 360p or 480p), and it runs flawlessly without lags. But that was not enough, so I also tried to try Full HD (1080p) video with 60fps for size, and my latest internet speed still have it! It's lagging when I run multiple 1080p videos at the same time, but on the solo run, it runs flawlessly.
I'm glad that finally my internet can keep up with others for a bit, that I don't envy the others' speed for a while since I can watch any high-quality streams without lags anymore. Anyway, you can see the comparisons of the old and new internet speeds below.
So, I asked the internet provider for about less than a month ago, and they told me that they don't have 5 Mbps as part of the fiber optic-based internet. Instead, they promised me 10 Mbps for a boost, which makes me psyched. So I waited with anticipation, because my nightmares of laggy internet and choppy live streaming will be over.
So today, the internet staff decided to call and told me that the update will commence soon, which makes me happy. After the switch, I decided to give the 720p YouTube video to test, since usually it lags on my old internet speed (back then I have to resort to 360p or 480p), and it runs flawlessly without lags. But that was not enough, so I also tried to try Full HD (1080p) video with 60fps for size, and my latest internet speed still have it! It's lagging when I run multiple 1080p videos at the same time, but on the solo run, it runs flawlessly.
I'm glad that finally my internet can keep up with others for a bit, that I don't envy the others' speed for a while since I can watch any high-quality streams without lags anymore. Anyway, you can see the comparisons of the old and new internet speeds below.
