Five years prior, Techquikie shared a 5G upload. Have you begun using 5G?

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Five years prior, Techquikie shared a 5G upload. Have you begun using 5G?

Five years prior, Techquikie shared a 5G upload. Have you begun using 5G?

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hdoor20
Senior Member

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09-26-2016, 05:21 AM

#11

They're leveraging it for residential broadband. Devices have constraints, but you only require 25 Mbps for streaming 4K on Netflix. LTE easily provides those speeds on mobile platforms.

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hdoor20

09-26-2016, 05:21 AM #11

They're leveraging it for residential broadband. Devices have constraints, but you only require 25 Mbps for streaming 4K on Netflix. LTE easily provides those speeds on mobile platforms.

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lalaru321
Junior Member

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10-04-2016, 12:46 AM

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I struggle to connect to a 4G signal in my space and I’m facing the base tower about 300 meters away—right outside the building, fully open with nothing blocking the view. I really wish more folks would switch to 5G so that 4G congestion could ease up again. I’m paying for 8G data, but it’s heavily throttled; at most I get around 4mbps download. If I switch to 3G manually, it jumps to about 12mbps, which is even worse than my current 8mbps home connection.

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lalaru321

10-04-2016, 12:46 AM #12

I struggle to connect to a 4G signal in my space and I’m facing the base tower about 300 meters away—right outside the building, fully open with nothing blocking the view. I really wish more folks would switch to 5G so that 4G congestion could ease up again. I’m paying for 8G data, but it’s heavily throttled; at most I get around 4mbps download. If I switch to 3G manually, it jumps to about 12mbps, which is even worse than my current 8mbps home connection.

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iiDarkSoul
Member

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10-04-2016, 03:41 AM

#13

Certainly, implementing the base station upgrade would be beneficial for users. As long as I can stream YouTube smoothly.

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iiDarkSoul

10-04-2016, 03:41 AM #13

Certainly, implementing the base station upgrade would be beneficial for users. As long as I can stream YouTube smoothly.

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Thoragan
Member

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10-05-2016, 03:58 PM

#14

I own a 5G device and have really felt the advantages in areas with strong coverage. It performs well, particularly when connected to my computer for internet. The signal stability is also significantly better compared to LTE, as long as I’m not near the transition zone between the two networks.

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Thoragan

10-05-2016, 03:58 PM #14

I own a 5G device and have really felt the advantages in areas with strong coverage. It performs well, particularly when connected to my computer for internet. The signal stability is also significantly better compared to LTE, as long as I’m not near the transition zone between the two networks.

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Spidercyber
Senior Member

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10-23-2016, 05:49 PM

#15

I observed a clear boost in 5G performance within busy networks. At first, I thought it was because there weren’t enough 5G devices available. But it’s possible @Unedited_Mind is correct—this could be a real back-end enhancement. Still, it’s helpful to use this in areas with heavy traffic.

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Spidercyber

10-23-2016, 05:49 PM #15

I observed a clear boost in 5G performance within busy networks. At first, I thought it was because there weren’t enough 5G devices available. But it’s possible @Unedited_Mind is correct—this could be a real back-end enhancement. Still, it’s helpful to use this in areas with heavy traffic.

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MCSethy123
Junior Member

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10-23-2016, 10:42 PM

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I thought so… though I’m not entirely sure it’s activated—since I got the vaccine last year, but it doesn’t appear to provide a Wi-Fi hotspot or any similar feature.

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MCSethy123

10-23-2016, 10:42 PM #16

I thought so… though I’m not entirely sure it’s activated—since I got the vaccine last year, but it doesn’t appear to provide a Wi-Fi hotspot or any similar feature.

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