There's a very persistent behavior going around, especially on ingame groups, telling people that Linden caps your bandwidth at 1500 kbps, and that you shouldn't go higher. Then I found this, straight from the mouth of Linden themselves: http://community.secondlife.com/t5/Tips-and-Tricks/QUICKTIP-Get-less-lag-in-seconds-by-increasing-your-Maximum/ba-p/670217 Pay particular attention to this: "Supposedly years ago, setting your Max. Bandwidth too high would result in bad packet loss and overall decreased performance, but tell me if you still notice that. It may not even be true anymore." And, indeed, having a 30Mbps connection, I can set it at 10,000 kbps easily (and get way increased rez-times), with 0.000% packet loss. And my bandwidth meter generally hovers between ca. 5,000-9,000 kbps. Not meaning to sound too paranoid, but often inworld support groups seem more motivated to have you play fair ("Don't set your draw distance to 512m: you'll use too many server resources!") than they are at simply telling you what is, and is not, technically optimal for your connection. Nothing wrong with that, per se, but with Linden apparently dispelling the 1500 kbps rumor (in 2010 already), I wouldn't mind hearing the truth about bandwidth settings for a change. ^^ Well, that still came out too paranoid. :) Nonetheless I would love to get a definitive answer, from the Lindens, preferably, on whether indeed the cap has been lifted, and whether the whole 1500 kbps story still holds true. Thanks, - Kira