US$115 bundled with basic TV and landline phone. But we don't really use the landline phone. It was just part of the bundle. :-)

https://www.speedtest.net/result/11564034555.png

Still the same subscription for the past 4 years...

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Same old, same old....

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https://www.speedtest.net/my-result/d/e405cbac-f4a7-48e5-ab87-6e5be69a50cd

I used the native snipping tool on Windows.
After snipping the image, click the copy icon, then type "Ctrl+V" to paste on the message you are typing.


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Ok, this is not a Speedtest... this is actually my VPN connection speed... Canada via Germany... not too shabby... lol...

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This is my actual speeds...

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That is exactly the title of this thread... haha... :)

Just gaming and 4K video streaming.

Same old, same old...

https://www.speedtest.net/result/8496106770.png

The gateway you returned is just a modem? Usually it's a modem-router combo.

Here's my speed, with VPN Off and VPN On (NordVPN)...

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Actually, Bell "owned" Rogers... :)

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I jumped to 1Gbps (switch ISP) because the package (1Gbps + 4K TV channels) I was offered is cheaper by $40 than with my previous ISP (100Mbps + basic TV package).
I don't need it but it saves me...

Yup. That's the only way to get 1Gbps. Fiber to the node will never reach gigabit speed.

You'll be surprised.
For the first 2 years, CAD $90 (US$70) as a bait offer for me to switch. Then back to normal price of CAD $140/month (US$109) after 2 years.
It includes 2nd tier 4K TV...

I am actually amazed when I upload some short videos. The moment I press upload on Youtube, it's processing right away. It's like it skipped the "upload" part. :-)

Browsing, maybe not. But that is the least thing you can do with fast internet. ;)
But for streaming videos and 4K content, that's where the big difference is. Who likes video buffering?
It's...

That was from 4 years ago.. I've upgraded since...

I am now on gigabit speed. A little over than 1Gbps.

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I always use Ethernet cable too via powerline adapters. I only use wifi for tablets and phones at home.

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It doesn't make sense if one has a gigabit speed with limited monthly usage.

Good thing in our area, it's unlimited (Bell Canada).

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You got it right. Fiber to node (FTN) will get up to 100Mbps only. Fiber to home (FTH) will give you gigabit speed. I am on FTH ATM.

Hahaha... you just got me all curious about the Netflix speedtest app. I didn't know about it till today. :)

That seems to be the case with my 1Gbps internet....

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Did yoy try to manually change servers on Ookla? Could also be a server issue.

Using my ISP's Speedtest app, it reaches the promised 1 Gig speed... :)

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