Which internet service provider (ISP) do you use in Windsor, ON?

[dry.00]

I've been looking at some apartments, and I gotta say, I've been disappointed with the state of the buildings.
But I think I'll be ok with the dilapidated infrastructure as long as the internet connection is good.

I play games to de-stress, so I'll need some good ping and speeds.
I used Comcast in the US with 125 Mbps download speed, and it was alright.
Does anyone have any recommendations for ISPs in Windsor?

I checked out Roger and Bell's fiber availability, and none of the buildings that I've been looking at are available, unfortunately.

 

[harirajmohan]

I've been looking at some apartments, and I gotta say, I've been disappointed with the state of the buildings.
But I think I'll be ok with the dilapidated infrastructure as long as the internet connection is good.

I play games to de-stress, so I'll need some good ping and speeds.
I used Comcast in the US with 125 Mbps download speed, and it was alright.
Does anyone have any recommendations for ISPs in Windsor?

I checked out Roger and Bell's fiber availability, and none of the buildings that I've been looking at are available, unfortunately.

You can only go with whatever service provider available with that building. Or possibly you can try if you can get satellite/mobile broadband.
But Cogeco has good speed what you expect and widely available in Windsor and i highly doubt that you use-need that much speed of 125 mbps in reality. So i doubt that this is a matter of concern except your perception.
https://www.cogeco.ca/en/internet/packages

Looks like you just need few mbps, not 125 mbps.
https://www.xfinity.com/hub/interne...at Internet speed do I,1 Mbps of upload speed.

 

[dry.00]

You can only go with whatever service provider available with that building. Or possibly you can try if you can get satellite/mobile broadband.
But Cogeco has good speed what you expect and widely available in Windsor and i highly doubt that you use-need that much speed of 125 mbps in reality. So i doubt that this is a matter of concern except your perception.
https://www.cogeco.ca/en/internet/packages

Looks like you just need few mbps, not 125 mbps.
https://www.xfinity.com/hub/internet/internet-speed-for-gaming#:~:text=What Internet speed do I,1 Mbps of upload speed.

Interesting. Thanks for finding the article.
I actually regard ping more important, but it's not really disclosed from ISPs.

The thing is, I use Nvidia Geforce Now to play games.
It's Nvidia's streaming service, where the games are run on its servers and I basically stream it on my end like watching Youtube videos.
So I guess the download speed is important in regard?
I'm not really computer-savvy, so if someone else has a better answer, please correct me.

 

[harirajmohan]

Interesting. Thanks for finding the article.
I actually regard ping more important, but it's not really disclosed from ISPs.

The thing is, I use Nvidia Geforce Now to play games.
It's Nvidia's streaming service, where the games are run on its servers and I basically stream it on my end like watching Youtube videos.
So I guess the download speed is important in regard?
I'm not really computer-savvy, so if someone else has a better answer, please correct me.

Yes you need download i guess but not sure. Eitherway, i used to run dozen 1080 cards for mining with the cogeco speed of 40mbps.
I still doubt that i used full 40mbs as most isp dont even provide full capacity consistently. So speed should not be an issue even with 40mbps for living in windsor.