▲ | sandworm101 9 days ago | |
Iirc, most copper lines had a 50kb cap, making 56kb modems liars. | ||
▲ | mcny 9 days ago | parent | next [-] | |
I can't prove this but I somehow remember peaks of up to 48 kilobits per second though never sustained. I remember being amazed to see download resume right in the browser even as late as 2009 (I was only on dial up u til about 2006). | ||
▲ | throwaway984393 9 days ago | parent | prev [-] | |
IIRC limit isn't the copper, it's the CO interconnects with high/low frequency cutoffs, the same copper was used for 1.5Mbps synchronous DSL. For very short runs, 50Mbps VDSL |