Basically most people tend to blame ISP's for slow network, slow download and slow connectivity, but the frustration internet users experience is not entirely the fault of the ISP allow but also the configuration of the system that is been used to access the web. Configuration in the sense that the RAM size, the HARD DISK size, the type of MOTHER BOARD the system is using plus the OS running on the system from the whole body that can positively or Negatively affect the internet users during interaction with the internet. Furthermore, a system that is have a 750GB HARD DRIVE, a 16GB RAM, 64bit, running on windows 10 and using a Nvida Board will experience fast loading of pages including downloads compared to a system with a lesser configuration. However, a high configuration system with a poor network supply from the ISP will still experience slow download and pages won't load on time. This is not as a result of a poor service supply from the ISP directly but due to the the type of network the internet user is connected to Wireless, Wlan or a Hotspot and how many people are connected to it at the time will still determine the strength of the network and how effectively it can go round. NOTE: Am not trying to side the ISP's for sometimes poorly providing slow networks but am just trying to show other factors that can also contribute to slow networks. Leave your comments and question below and i will answer them. Hope you find this helpful