Ethics wrote

Irreversible wrote

Ethics wrote usually around 7 or 8.


And the internet is terrible!

Luckily for me in two weeks we are having bt inifity 2 installed.

I have BT infinity 2, it is the best I've had. But when you have 7-10 devices connected at once it does drain all the power

please could you show what speeds you're getting and how far away are you from the exchange?

Also, please could you specify what you mean by power? Does the number of connected devices effect ping much? or download/upload speed?

Depending on what laptop you use to test your speeds. BT infinity 2 has 64.40mbps, even though I have 7-10 devices connected up to it at mid-day the internet is still quite good, it will sometimes affect your NAT type, but it rarely does that. I do not know what you mean by exchange? What I mean by power is, if you have more than 6 devices connected up to the internet then it will effect some aspects of the internet, normally it is the just old phones which start to become slow when the WiFi is packed. The number of devices connected up to the internet can disrupt the ping,download/upload speed but not by much because BT infinity 2 is a good and stable internet. Sorry if it didn't make sense.

About 5 on an average basis
Never affects my online gaming experience though.

Probably about 5-6 devices..

enough to slow up my internet while im gaming thats a fact.

I've got about 5 or 6 which is horrible for me because of my internet speeds (

usually about 10-20
Mostly computers.

I have about 5/6 and my internet is hella slow

I have 16 devices connected but only 6 or 7 used daily.

I have all these connected most of the time to my internet 4 laptops, Gaming Computer, Two Xbox's, Two Playstations, Wii, Ipod, 3 phones, Ipad, Kindle HD Fire

Daily basis is five keep in my mind that's from two people