hello guys n girls,
i just got myself a used laptop to use for gaming and im planning to get a broadband connection. can u suggest what's the best option?
1. tmnet streamyx - theres this guy said that although how much streamys sux, it's still better than wireless bb. i also read bout something like, subscribe first, regret later stuff.
2.wireless bb - it'd be nice if i got one too since it's mobile. but i'm not sure its performance for gaming. some says it's unstable or sumthin.
btw, i was thinking of playing dota with my friends at garena server. so, i was hoping someone can give some opinion here.
thanx in advance..
Full Version: getting broadband - needs opinion
When it comes for gaming, wired bb is still the best options.
Wireless bb is not good because of high latency and unstable (celcom bb)
Wireless bb is not good because of high latency and unstable (celcom bb)
steamax is still the best of the worst bb in the world
heheh.. ok then.
but i live at a kuarters in putrajaya. no telephone line (yet). is it possible to get streamyx? or they'll just come and attached the line to my house and charge me for it?
but i live at a kuarters in putrajaya. no telephone line (yet). is it possible to get streamyx? or they'll just come and attached the line to my house and charge me for it?
U need apply a New Fixed Line + New Streamyx together.
Streamyx service Can't work w/o TM Fixed Line.
For apply both service, can PM me for application.
Streamyx service Can't work w/o TM Fixed Line.
For apply both service, can PM me for application.
QUOTE(clasko @ Jun 26 2008, 10:34 AM)
hello guys n girls,
i just got myself a used laptop to use for gaming and im planning to get a broadband connection. can u suggest what's the best option?
1. tmnet streamyx - theres this guy said that although how much streamys sux, it's still better than wireless bb. i also read bout something like, subscribe first, regret later stuff.
2.wireless bb - it'd be nice if i got one too since it's mobile. but i'm not sure its performance for gaming. some says it's unstable or sumthin.
btw, i was thinking of playing dota with my friends at garena server. so, i was hoping someone can give some opinion here.
thanx in advance..
i just got myself a used laptop to use for gaming and im planning to get a broadband connection. can u suggest what's the best option?
1. tmnet streamyx - theres this guy said that although how much streamys sux, it's still better than wireless bb. i also read bout something like, subscribe first, regret later stuff.
2.wireless bb - it'd be nice if i got one too since it's mobile. but i'm not sure its performance for gaming. some says it's unstable or sumthin.
btw, i was thinking of playing dota with my friends at garena server. so, i was hoping someone can give some opinion here.
thanx in advance..
Hello clasko,
I'm nic.
i can recommend u apply Combo 110
The Package Detail is
Combo 110
Download 1MB
FREE Modem
Dynamic IP
Waived Fixed line Monthly Rental RM26
TM fixed line 1st bill received will include the following fees:
RM75 for deposit.
RM10 for stamp duty.
Wiring charge is RM30 to RM50, depends on the wiring (payment to contractor appointed by TM).
Price for Streamyx
Streamyx 1st bill received will include the following fees:
RM75 for activation.
RM88 for installation (only if installation doing by TMNet Contractor).
First and 2nd month advanced subscription fee.
RM10 for stamp duty fee (effective 1st Apr 07).
RM75+RM110+RM110(deposit)+RM10(stamp duty)=RM305
RM75+RM110+RM110(deposit)+RM10(stamp duty)+RM88(optional)=RM393
anything u can pm me or msn me at nicos1437@hotmail.com
u can apply through my web base system http://nic.stx2u.com
i can give u cash rebate if u apply through me
thanks.
no doubt streamyx nw a better choice...I using Celcom 3G...line louya...surf until muntah darah...
Hmm....i'm thinking to upgrade my RM44 Stimix to the Hop, Home, Away tomolo...RM108...just additional RM20 for extra mobility, RM88 for 1MBit unlimited stimix...
...has been thinking for > 1 week...
...has been thinking for > 1 week...
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