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DSL - no cap, more reliable.

Tried the demo of Sky the speed varies greatly on how many Sky subscribers are within your area. Also, majority of websites have issues that fail to display.. that was almost a decade ago and till now the issue has not been resolved. Kumidlat lang or mawalan ka ng signal eh wala ka nang cable tv wala ka pang internet. Yeah, still capped ang data.

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I'm currently subscribed to SkyCable's 50mbps plan. Unlimited (no data cap) so sawang sawa kakadownload. Ok naman s'ya, no problems since maikabit a few months ago. All devices can now watch 4k/1080p streaming kahit sabay-sabay, most torrents can go up to 7mbps DL speed (fastest I've seen), and hindi naman bumibitaw sa games so far. Ang nakita ko lang na issue is medyo mabagal sa facebook videos... mukhang sinasakal nila yung bandwith nila sa FB kasi madaming nag-facebook.

 

When the broadband installer came, binantayan ko: ang typical kasi na gagawin sa'yo dyan para mapabilis sila isshare sa connection ng TV mo, sasabihin kaya naman nung line. Lima yung tv sa bahay na connected sa cable kaya hindi ako pumayag, pinakabitan ko ng sariling linya yung internet galing sa poste. At least hindi mo na kaagaw yung mga tv sa bahay para sa signal, yung mga kapitbahay mo na lang. :)

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I'm currently subscribed to SkyCable's 50mbps plan. Unlimited (no data cap) so sawang sawa kakadownload. Ok naman s'ya, no problems since maikabit a few months ago. All devices can now watch 4k/1080p streaming kahit sabay-sabay, most torrents can go up to 7mbps DL speed (fastest I've seen), and hindi naman bumibitaw sa games so far. Ang nakita ko lang na issue is medyo mabagal sa facebook videos... mukhang sinasakal nila yung bandwith nila sa FB kasi madaming nag-facebook.

 

When the broadband installer came, binantayan ko: ang typical kasi na gagawin sa'yo dyan para mapabilis sila isshare sa connection ng TV mo, sasabihin kaya naman nung line. Lima yung tv sa bahay na connected sa cable kaya hindi ako pumayag, pinakabitan ko ng sariling linya yung internet galing sa poste. At least hindi mo na kaagaw yung mga tv sa bahay para sa signal, yung mga kapitbahay mo na lang. :)

 

 

saan ang area mo sir? balak ko kana din kasi magpakabit sa Sky simula nung nagka cap ang smart.

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Hi guys, a little off the topic, they say pldt is using fiber optic cable, do you know what cable is this? Ex Cat5 cables? Electrical supplies in manila are not familiar with optical cable by pldt, tnx

I think this means they run their enterprise network on fiber optic, but the cables that run to your house and to your modem are either coaxial or a dsl cable (looks like a telephone cable). Cat5 and Cat6 are ethernet cables that you connect to your router or switch.

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