Jun 8 2011, 09:45 AM
QUOTE(Shinichi @ Jun 8 2011, 07:51 AM)
Hmm I probably will take M1 since many friends I know are using starhub cable broadband, so I would assume majority users at my HDB unit are using Starhub... by choosing M1 most probably I wont share the same bandwidth with them... Or M1 and Starhub is sharing the same bandwidth per HDB?
If im not mistaken all of the 3 major telcos use the same cable infrastructure except for singtel which runs on dsl.So either way, your bandwidth is being utilized by all 3 major telcos. Its more prominent with fiber since opennet leases the fiber lines to all 3 major telcos for data services.
Added on June 8, 2011, 9:47 am
QUOTE(nicvoo @ Jun 8 2011, 09:19 AM)
not really...some areas have district cooling thus they dont emit any hot air they buy chilled water from a centralize service provider. buildings in marina bay, suntec area area using this other buildings which do not use district cooling use centralized chilled water system where by cooling towers are used which are normally located at high areas for the heat to disperse
sg seems cooler becos of the density of buildings and of cos the no of trees. density of buildings provide coverage trees cool down the areas too..... all of these are actually a whole lot of planning by the URA......
But as you have mentioned, this applies to central business or commercial districts. Residential areas such as ang mo kio or toa payoh are more building density to the number of foliage, say like yishun, sembawang, tampines or pasir ris which isnt so hdb dense.sg seems cooler becos of the density of buildings and of cos the no of trees. density of buildings provide coverage trees cool down the areas too..... all of these are actually a whole lot of planning by the URA......
This post has been edited by crapp0: Jun 8 2011, 09:47 AM
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