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Re: First Public Speedtest From Ntel's 4G LTE Advanced Network! by Elzends(m): 5:08pm On Apr 08, 2016

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Re: First Public Speedtest From Ntel's 4G LTE Advanced Network! by Rexnegro(m): 5:10pm On Apr 08, 2016

the speed will be fast since no load yet on it....wait make like 1millions subscribers claim The network first then You go no The real or actual speed

Re: First Public Speedtest From Ntel's 4G LTE Advanced Network! by persius555(m): 5:12pm On Apr 08, 2016

Achieving LTE status shouldn't be that daunting task since they inherited infrastructures from nitel.

Re: First Public Speedtest From Ntel's 4G LTE Advanced Network! by Nobody: 5:13pm On Apr 08, 2016

Latency is affected by a number of things, one of which is the size of the ping packet issued buy the speedtest app, a 32 byte size may have a smaller reply time on the same network.

greenhulk:
I'm impressed. But they should work on the ping

Re: First Public Speedtest From Ntel's 4G LTE Advanced Network! by Nobody: 5:14pm On Apr 08, 2016

texazzpete:
Ntel is set to launch today, and I've been intrigued by their promises of ultra fast mobile broadband.

I've just seen the first publicly available speedtest from the network, run by one of the network testers.

Hint: It's FAST!

If this can be sustained (should be possible, they promise a max of 230mbps) this should be great for subscribers.

Now all they need is affordable internet packages

In Nigeria? 55Mbps? Liars!

Re: First Public Speedtest From Ntel's 4G LTE Advanced Network! by stilljigga: 5:18pm On Apr 08, 2016

See how dem just dey fool una. How many people are connected to the network for such uplink and downlink speed. If the worst network in Nigeria should run such a test with limited subscribers, it will probably be close to such speed. This test most likely has just one person connected to the network. wait till u see millions connected before we really know how fast they can be.

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Re: First Public Speedtest From Ntel's 4G LTE Advanced Network! by tdayof(m): 5:20pm On Apr 08, 2016

texazzpete:
Ntel is set to launch today, and I've been intrigued by their promises of ultra fast mobile broadband.

I've just seen the first publicly available speedtest from the network, run by one of the network testers.

Hint: It's FAST!

If this can be sustained (should be possible, they promise a max of 230mbps) this should be great for subscribers.

Now all they need is affordable internet packages

MB/s or Mb/s??

Re: First Public Speedtest From Ntel's 4G LTE Advanced Network! by olsmade(m): 5:31pm On Apr 08, 2016

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Re: First Public Speedtest From Ntel's 4G LTE Advanced Network! by biggerlife(m): 5:35pm On Apr 08, 2016

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Tweakers are u ready?
*Dancing skelewu*!!!

Re: First Public Speedtest From Ntel's 4G LTE Advanced Network! by mekeloby: 5:38pm On Apr 08, 2016

linearity:

I will agree with you on that, based on the theory...looking back LTE-A was supposed to be the true LTE standard and 4G, until the marketing folks and powerful Telecom providers put pressure and water it done, hence 3G or 3.5G technologies like HSPDA+ were re-braded as '4G' leaving the true 4G aka LTE hanging, which eventually calls for LTE-A, with nothing but the original LTE specs.

Current papers calls for 10 MBS on 5G, but my guess is, when it come to actually 3gpp final formulation industry giants are going to exact pressure again to water it done and as such, we will end of getting something that is called '5G' but with LTE-A speed, which was the original intended 4G.

Standardization work have started on 5G...https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/5G, 2020 is the expected first rollout and not standardization start date.

Standardization has already commenced. I made reference to rollout.

We would never have same speed as 5G. There are trails confirming up to 1Tbps in 5GIC labs already.

5G architecture is similar to LTE-A. The difference is that 5G would witness the combination of several technologies like small-cell densification, wave-form combination, a new carrier wave (probably FBMC) and Massive MIMO.

This would offer users the perception of Infinite Capacity!!

Now there's no comparison to 5G!!

I forgot to add, 5G is touted to be 1000 times faster than 4G. How practical this theoretical target is? Only time will tell.

Xz

Re: First Public Speedtest From Ntel's 4G LTE Advanced Network! by Babysho(m): 5:53pm On Apr 08, 2016

encryptjay:
Warming up
The speed though

Is that a movie?

Re: First Public Speedtest From Ntel's 4G LTE Advanced Network! by Nobody: 6:19pm On Apr 08, 2016

You may want to hover to http://ntel.com.ng/contactus.php
And make your reservations

Re: First Public Speedtest From Ntel's 4G LTE Advanced Network! by Nobody: 6:21pm On Apr 08, 2016

tdayof:
MB/s or Mb/s??

Internet speed is measured in mbps or Mb/s while speed of download is measured in MB/s.

Re: First Public Speedtest From Ntel's 4G LTE Advanced Network! by ameynuJR(m): 6:35pm On Apr 08, 2016

texazzpete:
Ntel is set to launch today, and I've been intrigued by their promises of ultra fast mobile broadband.

I've just seen the first publicly available speedtest from the network, run by one of the network testers.

Hint: It's FAST!

If this can be sustained (should be possible, they promise a max of 230mbps) this should be great for subscribers.

Now all they need is affordable internet packages

wow. I can't wait to port to ntel....gonna wave bye bye to all these suck networks MTN, glo, and etimumu

Re: First Public Speedtest From Ntel's 4G LTE Advanced Network! by encryptjay(m): 6:42pm On Apr 08, 2016

Babysho:

Is that a movie?

Actually it's game of thrones wink

Season 6 is showing this month.

Re: First Public Speedtest From Ntel's 4G LTE Advanced Network! by tziz(m): 6:48pm On Apr 08, 2016

Ping rate of 219ms

? With all dat transfer speed!
Latency is poor, its useless for online gamers like me undecided

Re: First Public Speedtest From Ntel's 4G LTE Advanced Network! by tdayof(m): 7:00pm On Apr 08, 2016

greenhulk:

Internet speed is measured in mbps or Mb/s while speed of download is measured in MB/s.

Thanks man.

Re: First Public Speedtest From Ntel's 4G LTE Advanced Network! by NigerianScholar: 7:07pm On Apr 08, 2016

texazzpete:
Ntel is set to launch today, and I've been intrigued by their promises of ultra fast mobile broadband.

I've just seen the first publicly available speedtest from the network, run by one of the network testers.

Hint: It's FAST!

If this can be sustained (should be possible, they promise a max of 230mbps) this should be great for subscribers.

Now all they need is affordable internet packages

Haven't you heard of tomiobj's law
The rate at which they charge you for your internet is directly proportional to its speed

Re: First Public Speedtest From Ntel's 4G LTE Advanced Network! by stefanweeks: 7:13pm On Apr 08, 2016

The ping test is supposed to show the name of the host network.
This is a scam test.

Vodacom/Vodafone still has one of the fastest broadband Internet in Nigeria.

Ask people at total, agip and Schlumberger...

Re: First Public Speedtest From Ntel's 4G LTE Advanced Network! by Undisputed88(m): 8:47pm On Apr 08, 2016

texazzpete:
Ntel is set to launch today, and I've been intrigued by their promises of ultra fast mobile broadband.

I've just seen the first publicly available speedtest from the network, run by one of the network testers.

Hint: It's FAST!

If this can be sustained (should be possible, they promise a max of 230mbps) this should be great for subscribers.

Now all they need is affordable internet packages

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Re: First Public Speedtest From Ntel's 4G LTE Advanced Network! by silentachieverr(m): 8:54pm On Apr 08, 2016

Suntemi:
I'm waiting to get my pre-ordered Sim cards

How did you preorder? I want to order mine asap.

Re: First Public Speedtest From Ntel's 4G LTE Advanced Network! by Elxandre(m): 10:48pm On Apr 08, 2016

texazzpete:

nah. 5mbps is a start, but it's not enough in the long run for everything.

I use MTN Hynet LTE unlimited 5mbps (4pm - 6am). It's pretty good and can stream without buffering, but more speed is always appreciated in this era when the average PC game is 30GB

Bro, please hope how much does MTN Hynet cost?
I'm curious.

Re: First Public Speedtest From Ntel's 4G LTE Advanced Network! by csc2(m): 11:01pm On Apr 08, 2016

eraly:
Honestly, I still dnt bliv dis twitter source. Dia isn't NTEL name or somtin in d pix. Op, thanks anyway

Oga Shine your eye.... Don't you see VOLTE for the screenshot?

Re: First Public Speedtest From Ntel's 4G LTE Advanced Network! by dustmalik(m): 11:13pm On Apr 08, 2016

csc2:

Oga Shine your eye.... Don't you see VOLTE for the screenshot?

That is not a proof, actually. A lot of 4GLTE networks around the world also support VoLTE.

Re: First Public Speedtest From Ntel's 4G LTE Advanced Network! by mrlaw93(m): 12:37am On Apr 09, 2016

encryptjay:
Warming up The speed though

The white walkers. #Gameofthrones

Re: First Public Speedtest From Ntel's 4G LTE Advanced Network! by encryptjay(m): 1:15am On Apr 09, 2016

mrlaw93:
The white walkers. #Gameofthrones

Yes boss

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Re: First Public Speedtest From Ntel's 4G LTE Advanced Network! by biikeys(m): 4:56am On Apr 09, 2016

texazzpete:
Ntel is set to launch today, and I've been intrigued by their promises of ultra fast mobile broadband.

I've just seen the first publicly available speedtest from the network, run by one of the network testers.

Hint: It's FAST!

If this can be sustained (should be possible, they promise a max of 230mbps) this should be great for subscribers.

Now all they need is affordable internet packages

Was this done when the network/cell was loaded? If not, smh....and yes speedtest should show the name of their server.

Re: First Public Speedtest From Ntel's 4G LTE Advanced Network! by moonraker(m): 7:10am On Apr 09, 2016

everyone here with a fucking opinion shouting chai and shitt...

look at that ping, 219 is a joke... doesnt matter how far that connection is

if the ping is that high, alot of things will lag. gaming online is not even feasible..

Re: First Public Speedtest From Ntel's 4G LTE Advanced Network! by purplekayc(m): 7:53am On Apr 09, 2016

texazzpete:

nah. 5mbps is a start, but it's not enough in the long run for everything.

I use MTN Hynet LTE unlimited 5mbps (4pm - 6am). It's pretty good and can stream without buffering, but more speed is always appreciated in this era when the average PC game is 30GB

whats the least speed you have gotten on hynet?

Re: First Public Speedtest From Ntel's 4G LTE Advanced Network! by texazzpete(m): 4:28pm On Apr 09, 2016

Elxandre:

Bro, please hope how much does MTN Hynet cost?
I'm curious.

22k per month.

I did them when smile, spectranet and swift messed me up. Hoping for something cheaper.

Re: First Public Speedtest From Ntel's 4G LTE Advanced Network! by Elxandre(m): 5:30pm On Apr 09, 2016

texazzpete:

22k per month.

I did them when smile, spectranet and swift messed me up. Hoping for something cheaper.

Quite expensive, but still good since it's 24/7 unlimited.

Re: First Public Speedtest From Ntel's 4G LTE Advanced Network! by Nobody: 7:32pm On Apr 10, 2016

Elxandre:

Quite expensive, but still good since it's 24/7 unlimited.

It's not 24/7 it's 4pm to 6am

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