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'Recessionly-priced' Broadband for Gaming

Gareth-W-A · 2009-09-08 16:37:27

I'm moving into a new apartment in Dublin City Centre in a couple of weeks, and i need to get a connection good enough to play Xbox Live, but at a reasonable price. Any suggestions? (I realise that this may be asking for a lot, but i would appreciate any suggestions)

08-09-2009 4:37pm

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Gareth-W-A

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I'm moving into a new apartment in Dublin City Centre in a couple of weeks, and i need to get a connection good enough to play Xbox Live, but at a reasonable price.
Any suggestions?
(I realise that this may be asking for a lot, but i would appreciate any suggestions)

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#2 08-09-2009 4:54pm

jor el

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UPC, Digiweb Metro or Imagine Breeze. None of them need a phone line, so no rental to pay. That's about the cheapest you'll get. Metro and UPC would be the best suited to games, due to low ping. Breeze is a little longer, I believe, but should still be suitable.

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