whatever happened to these prices? will they be implemented?
ISP = Terranet.

I'm an idm user i have 128Kbps speed when i wanted to upgrade to 256Kbps they told me that my line doesn't support this speed so after the new decree will be applied will the speed stay the same or will they upgrade my line or put something like a repeater?
@bigjudge: the first table describes how Ogero will sell ADSL connections to private sector, and those are not the prices for the end users.
Will it take non-DSL providers like VISP longer to recieve the new connection than DSL providers?
xterm wroteI hope Ogero never gives unlimited, I don't want my network to get congested by all the "I d0wnl0ads internets" users.
hmm one question, as far as I know, DSL connection is not affected by the number of users around you, it is affected by the distance from the ISP and your place.

I am with you that Ogero doesn't give unlimited, but can you explain please how does more downloaders affect the speed?
FuSe, 10GBits/second isn't much to be honest at Mbits/second. Users will eat it quickly if you give them unlimited. No constrains => people can download 24/7 => networks get congested again.
hi all,

i dont know if any1 touched this before but do u guys think that we will see latency improvement with the new dsl connections?

i currently have ogero 512 package, playin black ops, my ping ranges between 150ms - 200ms...playable...but of course anything below 100ms is awesome...however lately, i am havin difficulty playin as the ping gets really unstable...sometimes just goes up to over a sec before coming back to normal. i have tried everything to resolve this (changed modem, changed lines, changed filters..no luck)...really ruins your gaming experience...so do u guys think this will be improved?

thanks
The backbone is being converted to fiber, it should bring latency improvements.
how long is this going to take? we need to have lower pings soon.
battikh wroteThe backbone is being converted to fiber, it should bring latency improvements.
Are you sure ? we need confirmation
hussam wroteFuSe, 10GBits/second isn't much to be honest at Mbits/second. Users will eat it quickly if you give them unlimited. No constrains => people can download 24/7 => networks get congested again.
hmm I see, thanks for the reply hussam, and yeah can we confirm the latency improvement?
http://imewecable.com/ says we'll be connected directly to Europe so my guess would be we'll get a much more stable connection to European game servers which should give better latency that the 700 to 2000ms we now get from satellite connections.
does anyone know where can i find a cheap and good ADSL modem for Ogero ? (other than the 86,000 L.L modem provided by Ogero)
battikh wroteThe backbone is being converted to fiber, it should bring latency improvements.
i was pinging bbc.co.uk at exactly 99ms min and 105ms max

this was ever since they first started IMEWE a month or 2 back now (

and now these days its back to the old 145ms

so whatever they are doing its not working/ didn't work, and made things go back to the way it was.

can you confirm your source ?
What's the best DSL modem I can buy that works with Ogero?
My thomson sucks, I'm thinking to get the modem and the router separately.
Quick question. I have a 512kbps internet. Will it automatically update to the new 4Mbps package come October or will I have to ask my provider for that package?
eliefares wroteQuick question. I have a 512kbps internet. Will it automatically update to the new 4Mbps package come October or will I have to ask my provider for that package?
That's what nobody knows... i have a 512kbps package too, and i want the 1mbps 4gb quota....
Will everyone be upgraded to the 1mbps and then whomever wants to upgrade will do so upon request ? or will the 128 and 256 automatically go the 1mbps , and the 512 to 2mbps etc ... ?
all packages <= 1 mbps will become the lowest package automatically, once you want more, you should contact your ISP.