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Sick of TMNet slow speed? Solution here!
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TSravager877
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Sep 5 2008, 02:19 PM, updated 18y ago
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Hello my fellow wow players. I know your pain with TM and their lousy high latency for WoW. I know of hours spent IP hunting just so you can reasonably play WoW. Believe it or not the solution is with Infolient Broadband! I'm currently playing WoW using their service and although I cant get a latency below 200ms, I at least get below the 600 mark (yellow bar). Best of all, no need to IP hunt! Infolients IP range are all on the same range. Further more, I have reliable info that they will be upgrading their offshore services so the speed will get even better over the next few months. If you've already read bout this ISP in the papers then you know that they are a new service so they don't have that many customers yet so the bandwidth is not congested just yet. Oh btw, torrent speed is GODLY on this service. I recorded 169kbps last night. Hehe. Streaming speed not so good though. Expect the speed to get better as they continue to expand.
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TSravager877
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Sep 8 2008, 09:37 AM
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Hehe. No additional data charges and I'm not marketing for Infolient. I'm just a normal wow player looking for a good internet fix that doesnt cost me an arm and a leg. I play on the Silver Hand US server and my main is a BM hunter Skullwolf.
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TSravager877
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Sep 8 2008, 12:41 PM
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It depends on a lot of factors but the biggest factor is the total bandwidth being used. Imagine this : -
1 million subscribers in KL using the same 100MB bandwith 100 subscribers in KL using the same 100MB bandwith
It simply means more bandwidth per person. As long as the number of customers don't explode and Infolient keeps adding servers, we'll all enjoy more bandwidth for torrent + gaming.
And its not weird really to have laggy WoW and brilliant Torrent speed. It depends which side of the cloud you are on. Because torrents can come from local sources, torrent speeds from local sources move faster. Overseas connections are dependent on overseas networking and routing so they are affected by distance, shaping and all sorts of controls. Result = slower overseas connections.
This post has been edited by ravager877: Sep 8 2008, 12:43 PM
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TSravager877
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Sep 15 2008, 11:41 AM
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Been busy with work so haven't been able to reply on Lowyat. Anyway did the registry hack + tunneling and the latency is currently at 200-300. Not bad i must say. Do you guys want a ping test to us.logon.worldofwarcraft.com or something else? I need more info before i post useless junk that you dont want or need.
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TSravager877
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Sep 16 2008, 09:50 AM
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Ok. Here's the PingPlotter Screenshot. Notice that the bar is YELLOW and not RED. And I'm guessing this doesnt take into consideration my tunneler since the ping plotter doesn't tunnel. And I'm using normal home broadband. From what I've heard the Gaming Broadband only functions to increase gaming speed if you play stuff that MOL serves like World of Kungfu. Attached thumbnail(s)
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