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Home runs feel good, but base hits pay bills!
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Judging by your speedtests, the download speed is probably similar - but the ping is much better. I'm not sure how to check what the ping would be from here to the DAX, or HSI server etc.. but if you show me how I can check for you.
A powerline adapter kit is a set of 2 plugs and 2 ethernet cables. Essentially it enables you to access ethernet access anywhere within your house wherever you have a power socket. It works by transforming your houses internal power cables into internet transmitting cables (my tech language is pretty poor, clearly).
First device plugs into the wall where your modem is and connects via ethernet to the modem, the second (identical) device is plugged into wherever you want to access the internet - and then connected to your PC via ethernet. It is super useful if your modem is not located where your PC is, however if both are in the same room it is largely redundant.
As for Optus Cable. We pay $90 a month which gets us unlimited DL and calls etc. Would be cheaper if we locked into a contract but as we rent we are on month-month.
Also, it really depends on where you choose to live - as some areas of Brisbane already have NBN access, which may also be a good decision. I think Telstra does 500GB NBN for $95 a month - so some of the lower cost guys would come in a bit less than that.
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Judging by your speedtests, the download speed is probably similar - as for ping it looks good here but going to Singapore may not be too crash hot as the distance is farther than from China. I'm not sure how to check what the ping would be from here to the DAX, or HSI server etc.. but if you show me how I can check for you.
haha "the gamers" . Too much WOW benders
The US has its Netflix to suck out the bandwidth
Same thing in Oz, internet services suffered huge slowdowns when Netflix was introduced last year. Our local exchange ground to a halt between 3:30pm (kids knock off from school) and 11pm before Telstra upgraded it a few months later.
Did you notice any issues in execution or data receiving?
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So now thanks to TH and yourself, I know how to test ping using CMD. Now just teach me how to trade the Dax and that should be enough for the week I'd say!
Yeah I ran some tests today and my pings to Sydney are fine, we'll within a practical range.
I'll trouble shoot some more on Monday, hopefully with Sydney servers.
The last problem I had today was only getting level II data into my HKFE indices....no prints, only depth
Yeah I've got six screens on my tower and one on my laptop....I'll see on that goes but I can get a vertical stand for $60 that might be handy for news....
I've got two graphics cards, one is specifically for financial applications, supporting 4 screens, the other one is just a cheap $100 card with dvi and vga ports...
I'll find the specs of the 4 screen card but apparently it was easier to obtain in China than elsewhere and they could not find me another one.....
Yeah I ran some tests today and my pings to Sydney are fine, we'll within a practical range.
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