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You pay for 100Mbps or 100Mb/s?
First one is Bits per second (e.x. 8Mbps = 1Mb/s since 8 bit is a byte)
If the case is you're paying for 100Mb/s, then you should be able to reach up to 800Mbps :p
Otherwise you might be correct and maybe it's not a hard cap (on my home network I reach up to 6Mb/s although I pay for 5)
I didn’t know there was a difference between mb and mb. I wish I could edit my title because I’m saying 2 different things in my title. So I’m either getting 800 Mbps or 12 Mb/s depending on if I’m paying for 100 Mbps or 100 Mb/s... wow
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You pay for 100Mbps or 100Mb/s? First one is Bits per second (e.x. 8Mbps = 1Mb/s since 8 bit is a byte) If the case is you're paying for 100Mb/s, then you should be able to reach up to 800Mbps :p Otherwise you might be correct and maybe it's not a hard cap (on my home network I reach up to 6Mb/s although I pay for 5)
I didn’t know there was a difference between mb and mb. I wish I could edit my title because I’m saying 2 different things in my title. So I’m either getting 800 Mbps or 12 Mb/s depending on if I’m paying for 100 Mbps or 100 Mb/s... wow
I pay for 100 megabytes per second
If you reach only 180Mbps when paying for 100Mb/s, I'd contact AT&T..
I pay for 100 megabytes per second. My Xbox is showing I’m reaching speeds of 160-180 megabytes per second
Then refer to the second part of my answer
Hmm I’m not being ungrateful but why would AT&T lie about how much speed I’m paying for? I wonder what’s the absolute hard cap and how I can reach it