Upload vs. Download

BimmelBommel · 2022-07-08T06:31:14+00:00

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BimmelBommel

There are many different internet speeds avaliable that I lost track on what is realy usefull per scenario / situations.
200Mb/s, 1Gb/s, 2.5Gb/s, 10Gb/s and so on….
Not even going to mention the upload speed in comparsion.

Since there are so many (marketing washed) opinions out there, my question therefore is rather unspecific. Anyhoo:

If you could chose freely:
What would be an adequate ratio from download to upload speed for YOU!
And what activitiy would you do with it as a NON-business customer?

Kisses

maxell182

Hi BimmelBommel

I’m personally happy with my 1GBit/s plan. I download movies, stream Netflix and so on.
With normal usecases you will never max out a 1GBit line today. The only time I really get the whole 1GBit/s is when i download i move, otherwise (eg Netflix @ 25MBit/s for 4K content) you dont need it.

br maxell182

pato

Syncron 1 Gbps Up and Download would be the best for me at the current time. 10 Gbps equipment is still to expensive and a synchronised fiber connection with real 1 Gbps has typically the lowest latency and offers enough headroom to do everything.

BimmelBommel

hmm, thanks for your “whelming” feedbacks. (Don’t take it personally, though!)
I still wonder, if there any other experiences on a daily based usage such as streaming/transfering data e.g. from NAS to NAS as a regular redundancy backup or users that use plex / emby etc.
Any suggestions or similar situations here?