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Thread ID: 143219	2016-12-22 02:55:00	I don't want to brag or anything....	johcar (6283)	PC World Chat

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
1430062	2016-12-22 02:55:00	:banana 7760	johcar (6283)
1430063	2016-12-22 02:58:00	In the nicest possible way, you're a bastard. :p What router are you using? I'm still stuck on ADSL. :( Is that with bigpipe?	wratterus (105)
1430064	2016-12-22 03:02:00	The bog standard Huawei 659 that Spark provide (I have a TP-Link in the lounge for the WiFi for the house). I just upgraded from "Naked Unlimited" to "Fibre MAX" - technically, it's supposed to be 1000/500, but hey... close enough for now...	johcar (6283)
1430065	2016-12-22 03:06:00	Wow....I am thoroughly amazed that Huawei can achieve that throughput. What are you paying per month for that connection? Bigpipe is $129 for the same thing.	wratterus (105)
1430066	2016-12-22 03:11:00	$139 a month - time to review my mobile plan - think I'm paying too much there and can trim it a bit....	johcar (6283)
1430067	2016-12-22 03:15:00	Very reasonable. I would personally change out the Huawei for one of these.... www.gowifi.co.nz www.geekzone.co.nz	wratterus (105)
1430068	2016-12-22 03:17:00	Very reasonable. I would personally change out the Huawei for one of these.... www.gowifi.co.nz www.geekzone.co.nz I try to work on the basis of "If it ain't broke, don't fix it", having had some bad experiences with various items over the years..	johcar (6283)
1430069	2016-12-22 04:42:00	OMG drool!	lakewoodlady (103)
1430070	2016-12-22 04:58:00	The Netflix service at fast.com is reporting around 700 Mbps down - which is plenty for streaming from their servers, but understandably a little different from Spark's servers	johcar (6283)
1430071	2016-12-22 20:30:00	I still just can't believe that Huawei is actually capable of that much throughput lol.	wratterus (105)
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