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SimonB79 10-08-2017 08:30

Re: VIP now with Vivid 300
 
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Originally Posted by JordanTheToaster (Post 35911713)
So much dose 350 cost?

I'm paying £55.25p for vivid300 per month and I'd assume vivid350 is an automatic upgrade when available! :)

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Originally Posted by jb66 (Post 35911715)
Can 350 work on a sh2?

SH3 only I'd imagine like vivid300!:)

Synthetic 10-08-2017 15:40

Re: VIP now with Vivid 300
 
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Originally Posted by General Maximus (Post 35911678)
sweet, I am keeping my fingers crossed for next week

What's happening next week?

If 300 is getting a free boost to 350, surely 200 will see the same to 250.

nomadking 10-08-2017 16:01

Re: VIP now with Vivid 300
 
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Originally Posted by Synthetic (Post 35911786)
What's happening next week?

If 300 is getting a free boost to 350, surely 200 will see the same to 250.

What is "Max Traffic Rate 230000000 bps"(from my modem operation configuration) classed as in Mbps? Is that already more than 200Mbps? 200Mbps or 300Mbps will be the package rate. Over time all of the people in a particular package with get the improved rate, and only then can the name of the package change, eg VIVID 300 to VIVID 350. So it may be called VIVID 200 or VIVID 300, but the actual speed is higher for those with the upgrade.

Synthetic 10-08-2017 16:21

Re: VIP now with Vivid 300
 
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Originally Posted by nomadking (Post 35911788)
What is "Max Traffic Rate 230000000 bps"(from my modem operation configuration) classed as in Mbps? Is that already more than 200Mbps? 200Mbps or 300Mbps will be the package rate. Over time all of the people in a particular package with get the improved rate, and only then can the name of the package change, eg VIVID 300 to VIVID 350. So it may be called VIVID 200 or VIVID 300, but the actual speed is higher for those with the upgrade.

It's always been 230, to account for overheads etc but that's still the 200Mbps package.

At a guess I'd say 250 would be provisioned at about 280

Kushan 10-08-2017 16:21

Re: VIP now with Vivid 300
 
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Originally Posted by nomadking (Post 35911788)
What is "Max Traffic Rate 230000000 bps"(from my modem operation configuration) classed as in Mbps? Is that already more than 200Mbps? 200Mbps or 300Mbps will be the package rate. Over time all of the people in a particular package with get the improved rate, and only then can the name of the package change, eg VIVID 300 to VIVID 350. So it may be called VIVID 200 or VIVID 300, but the actual speed is higher for those with the upgrade.

Your 230000000 bps is literally about 224Mbps, but Virgin always over-provisions by 10-15% due to advertising regulations (Virgin can't advertise 200Mbit if people can't get it) - it's the same reason that VDSL services are usually advertised as up to 76Mbps when they can go past 80Mbps.

In any case, you're on the 200Mbit tier. If it went up to 250Mbit, the traffic rate would probably be something like 295000000 bps. I believe the 350Mbit service is serviced at nearly 400000000 bps.

General Maximus 10-08-2017 16:57

Re: VIP now with Vivid 300
 
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Originally Posted by Synthetic (Post 35911786)
What's happening next week?

I get paid

devilincarnate 10-08-2017 20:08

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devilincarnate 10-08-2017 20:12

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http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/6529249959

Kushan 10-08-2017 20:16

Re: VIP now with Vivid 300
 
All right, I'm going to say it: I am getting bored of increased download speeds.

100, 200, 300 or 350mbit...it's all the same really. When we were back in the days of sub-mbit speeds, each little increase was exciting but now that we're in triple digits, I feel the return is getting less and less.

What I'm interested in seeing is better upload speeds. 20Mbit still feels archaic, of course I understand the technical reasons why but it would be nice for Virgin to start pushing more here. Back to the 10:1 they used to have, for starters.

General Maximus 12-08-2017 09:10

Re: VIP now with Vivid 300
 
yeah I was thinking about that the other day. When 350mbits is provisioned at 389 you had might as well round it up to 400 and say it is 20:1.

ccarmock 12-08-2017 13:13

Re: VIP now with Vivid 300
 
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Originally Posted by Kushan (Post 35911794)
Your 230000000 bps is literally about 224Mbps, but Virgin always over-provisions by 10-15% due to advertising regulations (Virgin can't advertise 200Mbit if people can't get it) - it's the same reason that VDSL services are usually advertised as up to 76Mbps when they can go past 80Mbps.

In any case, you're on the 200Mbit tier. If it went up to 250Mbit, the traffic rate would probably be something like 295000000 bps. I believe the 350Mbit service is serviced at nearly 400000000 bps.

350 Mb/s business has been available for a while and is provisioned at 400,000,000, I'd expect residential to be similar.

Kushan 15-08-2017 16:22

Re: VIP now with Vivid 300
 
It looks as though it's slightly more than 400000000 bps.

Ignitionnet 16-08-2017 09:22

Re: VIP now with Vivid 300
 
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Originally Posted by Kushan (Post 35911849)
What I'm interested in seeing is better upload speeds. 20Mbit still feels archaic, of course I understand the technical reasons why but it would be nice for Virgin to start pushing more here. Back to the 10:1 they used to have, for starters.

;)

Kushan 16-08-2017 09:33

Re: VIP now with Vivid 300
 
Don't tease :P

General Maximus 16-08-2017 09:48

Re: VIP now with Vivid 300
 
I hate to disappoint

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Originally Posted by Ignitionnet (Post 35912254)
There are no plans to get all tiers onto 10:1 ratios, but some of them it's certainly doable.



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