Think this will work for ps?

[Navaron]

What do you think my ping will be like here?

http://www.cnn.com/2003/TECH/internet/03/07/speed.record/index.html

[Format]

Holy fuck :eek: Gotta get my hands on some of that shit :cool:

[Marlboro Man!!]

memories=priceless
cost of new broadband technology=your life
:D i didnt read it all but how much does this cost and where can i get it .. lol

[powdahound]

Heard about that yesterday, pretty impressive. :) Can't really comprehend it... it's just too fast!

[Bighoss]

that will be nice when its opened to the public. Huge possibilites for Internet gaming too.

[AztecWarrior]

Yeah you may get sub-100 ping times.

[Revolution]

(Many years from now, in the future)


Grandpa Grandpa! Is it true when you were young that online games had lag???

Yes young whipper snapper! And some of us actually had to use dial-up to connect to the internet.

:eek: (the young one looks horrified)

[�io]

Heh, i don't need a 900meg/sec connection, i'd settle for a nice 300meg/sec. :)

[Lexington_Steele]

What was that garbage at the end of the article talking about desktop computers being behind internet data transfer technology?

Right now, our desktops can handle 100 MB/s and our ISPs can not deliver that.

The moment ISPs can deliver 1000 MB/s I can guarentee that mother boards and ethernet tech will change along with it.

Since we can't even get even 100 MB/s from our ISPs, why should ethernet cards and motherboards be designed to handle something 10x faster.

I don't see desktop technology being the limiting factor for data transfer in the next 25 years.

[simba]

ah download PS in 2 seconds

[Squeeky]

:eek: Nice

[�io]

Originally posted by Lexington_Steele
What was that garbage at the end of the article talking about desktop computers being behind internet data transfer technology?

Right now, our desktops can handle 100 MB/s and our ISPs can not deliver that.

The moment ISPs can deliver 1000 MB/s I can guarentee that mother boards and ethernet tech will change along with it.

Since we can't even get even 100 MB/s from our ISPs, why should ethernet cards and motherboards be designed to handle something 10x faster.

I don't see desktop technology being the limiting factor for data transfer in the next 25 years.

He meant that our PCs we have right now couldn't handle 900+ Meg/s which i doubt they could. :)

[ho]

holy shit....hold me squeeky im shaking

[Squeeky]

Die ho, Just....Die

[San�Rock]

not to forget the cost of fiber optics is very high. and for them to install it in your house even more because not many of us cable installers no fiber optics yet. beside it would be sweet to have but at the moment unrealistic. most cable modems can only go as fast a 10meg/sec.

[Tobias]

Squeeky....have you left MLWA?

[�io]

Maybe he has seen the light. :)

[Sputty]

No, he was too young for us. We don't like statutory rape. :p