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Is a ping of 40 odd really the best we can hope for?
This is a discussion on Is a ping of 40 odd really the best we can hope for? within the Gaming on Sky forums, part of the Sky Broadband help category; Hey NoXioUs, I've spoken to them a couple of times and they say they can't / won't put me on ...
- 19-01-07, 12:47 PM #21
Re: Is a ping of 40 odd really the best we can hope for?
Hey NoXioUs,
I've spoken to them a couple of times and they say they can't / won't put me on fastpath.
Is that true? Has anyone (recently, maybe they've changed their policy) been put on fastpath
thanks.
Advertisement- 20-01-07, 05:10 AM #22
Re: Is a ping of 40 odd really the best we can hope for?
I also wish to know if anyone on max can get put on fastpath - ive rang several times and they say same thing - "we could put you on fastpath but regular checks are made to make sure everyone is interleaved so it would be a waste of time"
- 20-01-07, 11:46 AM #23
Re: Is a ping of 40 odd really the best we can hope for?
That's curious. Why would they need to make regular checks?
In my own case I was set up on Fast back in August and am still on Fast. If you look at various threads where new users are posting their extended router stats, you'll see that quite a number are also currently being set up on Fast. I suspect it's luck of the draw and either exchange equipment dependent (if I recall correctly Sky use two different manufacturers) or down to the individual engineer i.e. a training inconsistency.
Sky do come up with some strange statements.
- 22-01-07, 03:20 PM #24
Re: Is a ping of 40 odd really the best we can hope for?
I'll try and ring through again though it takes more than 40 minutes of being put on hold usually. Any tips on what to say/ask for?
Without being put on Fastpath, I can't play games and would seriously want to change ISP, tbh.
I was promised with "upto 16mb" (was on a very reliable 1mb) and I have a very unstable 1.5mb, with 3 times the ping. Pretty pants, if you ask me.
- 25-01-07, 01:27 PM #25