The fastest broadband - how fast is that?

In the UK, at least it is not unlikely that the exercise and minds and mouths of a group of tech geeks on how quickly their broadband connection at home.

And with good reason, because it takes a sharp mind to figure out how not only the speed of broadband connection at the moment, but the speed with which it can be if you use it to its full potential.

With this in mind, the best areas, hardware and broadband provider to sign (andtheir best offer broadband) are all hotly debated by those who know.

As for the rest of us, the broadband providers spend a lot of money telling us that we have the fastest broadband if only sign up for one of their broadband offerings, and if we do not get what we promised some of us really angry.

So the next time you're berating broadband to take a tip from top tech geek and do not ask 'why is my broadband speed? "But" the fastest broadband speed iswhat? '

The idea is that faster broadband is not what anyone can see, but what can be achieved by considering where you live.

This is supported by the large number of options open to those who compare the cheapest broadband for now.

Home broadband via ADSL, ADSL2 + and fiber optic cables are available in many areas and a decent broadband connection or via a mobile wireless connection is available almost everywhere.

For most users, home broadbandremains the most stable connection available, and thus probably the fastest because stability will tend to problems such as latency and ping performance of an Internet connection can reduce damage.

With this in mind, or broadband ADSL Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL is to say, which is encrypted by a copper coaxial cable) is probably the slowest.

It promises speeds of up to 8 MB, but in reality, depending on the quality of cables anddistance from the exchange, some users may be at a speed of up to 1-3Mb.

The things you can do to a broadband connection to improve on the 1-2 Mb are quite different from those with a faster broadband connections can do, so it is important to know if you have ADSL on your hands before start.

ADSL2 + broadband connections can reach a theoretical speed of 24 MB, so different rules apply.

Fiber cable broadband reachspeeds up to 50Mb (Fiber to the cabinet) or 100Mb (Fiber to the home) so that a whole different ballgame.

In any case, the golden rule is to ask 'what is the fastest broadband' but 'how can I get my broadband speed.

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