IOf you have a fast internet connection then you can check it for your self by knowing what your link speed is and then testing to an off shopre site  and measure the data transfer speed    This site does just that in real time to servers of your choice worldwide   http://speedtest.net   Ithas been doinbg that for years and you can also see thye average of any country in the world   Around 25 Mbps is the average of the HIGEST attained speed in the whole world   By the way LL I achieve 1Gigabit over copper in my network and for your information Copper has the same latentcy as fibre, both abour 66% of the speed of light.   so copper is not the limitation that you have been led to believe:)

yes it is.  turnbull can polish a steaming pile for you.. but i can still smell it.

and stop BSing me . you may believe that (but i really think you dont and are simply lying)

300 GB    600 GB    1,000 GB there are not available and are put there as red herrings   Is that accusing Internode of false advertising? .

yep

Request a 1,000 Gbps and see what they say 🙂

Get it in writhing 🙂

i'm writhing in pain reading

I reckon there are some closet NBN supporters in the Liberal camp

Nite everyone!

i'm writhing in pain reading

:^O

I reckon there are some closet NBN supporters in the Liberal camp   Nite everyone!

there are, some of them are actually quite bright (but they have to suppress that)

straight to the poolroom   B-)

By the way LL I achieve 1Gigabit over copper in my network and for your information

How do you get 1Gbps over copper when nobody else can?

[ yes it is.  turnbull can polish a steaming pile for you.. but i can still smell it. and stop BSing me . you may believe that (but i really think you dont and are simply lying)

Just for you LL, graphic proof the verticle lines are one minute the data transfered was 8GB

Still think is is not posible over copper

How do you get 1Gbps over copper when nobody else can?

You can too easily get 2 iGigabit LAN cards and connect them with Cat 5 can cable