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Checking if line speed to home can take higher speed?

EIREHotspur · 2024-01-11 03:11:05

Hi Guys.....apologies if this has been asked before but does your provider automatically give you the highest speed on your signed up plan both download and upload? I am getting into streaming and I would like to have higher upload speed than the current 5mbs.....my download is good at 35mbs. My provider is Eir.

11-01-2024 3:11am

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EIREHotspur

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Hi Guys.....apologies if this has been asked before but does your provider automatically give you the highest speed on your signed up plan both download and upload?
I am getting into streaming and I would like to have higher upload speed than the current 5mbs.....my download is good at 35mbs.
My provider is Eir.

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#2 11-01-2024 6:57am

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https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058330738/checking-if-line-speed-to-home-can-take-higher-speed

You must be on a copper line. Check your eircode on sky website to see if you can get fibre broadband. Speeds of up to 1Gb/s available

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