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so everyone's super excited right about internet service providers that are

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offering fiber internet directly to the home but let's face it most of us don't

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live in an area where we can get 100%

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fiber and waiting around for Google to show up and save the day with an army of

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construction workers might take a really long time so the majority of us are

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still using either cable or DSL to get

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online but is one better than the other

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and how exactly can internet data travel

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over a cable TV wire or a phone line

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that only carried 56k dialup not so long

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ago well although people laughed at Ted

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Stevens for calling the internet a series of tubes it's actually pretty

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darn helpful to picture the phone or a

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cable line running to your house as a pipe the phone conversation or ad

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Sandler movie that you're enjoying only

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takes up part of that pipe's space the

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space in the pipe yes we're continuing this analogy that would otherwise be

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empty can be filled with creamy delicious internet data packets which

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are kept separate from phone calls or cable TV by simply using a different

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frequency band similar to how different

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frequencies on your FM radio correspond to entirely different St

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so in the case of DSL which runs over a regular phone line phone calls only take

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up a very tiny part of the available

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bandwidth which explains why DSL is so

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much faster than a dialup connection since old school 56k internet could only

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use the frequencies that were dedicated to phone traffic to further increase

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speeds for the average user isps typically assign much more of the

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available bandwidth to Downstream traffic rather than Upstream as most

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people download far more things than they do upload which is why ADSL is a

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common term that you'll see in advertising with the a standing for

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asymmetric as your upload and download speeds will be usually very different of

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course if you need lots of Upstream bandwidth such as if you're a video

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production company you can actually get symmetric DSL or

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sdsl okay lonus I get it they both work

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by sending stuff down in empty part of a

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pipe or copper wire but how then are these two different well one of the

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biggest distinctions is one that you'll hear quite a bit from companies that are

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trying to sell you DSL and that is that your connection to the ISP is your own

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bandwidth on an incoming cable connection compared to DSL is often

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shared by many other people in your neighborhood so if tons of people are

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streaming in 4k on Netflix or downloading games off steam at once your

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speed will often suffer so that's great DSL is a dedicated connection just for

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you but It suffers from its own

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bottleneck the farther you are physically located from your internet

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service provider or one of their stations the slower your DSL connection

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will be since DSL isn't comp compatible

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with the boosting equipment that phone companies use to make sure that you have

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a clear conversation from 3,000 M away

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this is part of the reason that cable connections are often faster though DSL

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is often a cheaper Choice especially since contrary to a popular

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misconception you don't necessarily need

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phone service to get DSL as many isps

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offer DSL over something called a dry Loop even if you don't pay to make calls

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on a landline so shop around a bit and

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keep those things in mind in your quest to find the most reliable ISP so your

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connection won't suddenly drop out in the middle of a twitch stream a crucial

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field goal kick or Counter Strike and

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