[burnt-resistor]

Data caps? Does it really offer that speed at peak times though? Are oversubscription of backhaul infrastructure disclosed?

In semi-rural hill country TX, 2.5 Gbps symmetric from an internet co-op is $90 USD/month without data caps.

[anal_reactor]

> Data caps?

I'm sorry, is this some American problem I'm too European to understand?

[burnt-resistor]

Why the identity bashing? Data caps exist in many countries including Australia.

[dsab]

It keeps that speed at peak times without any issues, low pings, fast download speeds. With such internet connection the server is bottleneck, so if I download Linux distro I often choose torrent download option. There is no official data caps too.

[burnt-resistor]

Nice. Any throttling noticed? Or is it such surplus and predictable bandwidth that there's not really any slowness or limitations?

[dsab]

I have never noticed throttling, however I am not a "heavy user", just an average one.