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  • 30-09-2018 10:06pm
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    sniperman
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    hi all,im in nenagh/tipperary,just wondering what ye would recommend would be a good broadband provider,i would want good speeds to be able to get 4k on the tv,thanks all,im with 3 at the moment,best i have seen speed wise is about 5mbp


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    Johnboy1951
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    sniperman wrote: »
    hi all,im in nenagh/tipperary,just wondering what ye would recommend would be a good broadband provider,i would want good speeds to be able to get 4k on the tv,thanks all,im with 3 at the moment,best i have seen speed wise is about 5mbp

    What choices do you have?
    Fixed wireless?
    Fibre to the cabinet?
    Fibre to the home from eir?
    Fibre to the home from Siro?
    Copper landline?


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    sniperman
    Registered Users Posts: 1,983 ✭✭✭sniperman


    Johnboy1951 wrote: »
    What choices do you have?
    Fixed wireless?
    Fibre to the cabinet?
    Fibre to the home from eir?
    Fibre to the home from Siro?
    Copper landline?

    I just have a router now from 3,was wondering if there is one available form another provider that would be faster,one that would give at least 20mbp


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    Johnboy1951
    Registered Users Posts: 13,999 ✭✭✭✭Johnboy1951


    You need to answer the questions first, as it does not matter what hardware you have if a suitable service is not available to you.

    It seems you are using the mobile phone network for broadband .... never a good choice if there are other options available.

    The speed you get is mostly determined by the service provided rather than the hardware used.


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