Depends how you see it, the FUP is to protect the regular users from abusive users who tend to use the service for illegal filesharing, movie downloading, movie/drama streaming, torrenting etc.

P1 should however ensure after the FUP, user should minimally still be able to perform normal web browsing activity.

Usually it will be slow during peak hour after 8pm (subject to location). But surprisingly for ppstream and other video streaming application, it's quite fast and most of the time (inc peak hour) can go up to 500kbps of smooth streaming which enough for smooth streaming. So I can believe the issue is on the uplink but not the downlink. But if when upload doesn't work, webpage will be loaded slow like hell, which makes sense. To be frank, in term of service stability, p1 has improved over the past 1 year ... and now, the issue is mostly on the speed ... hope they can double up their action to resolve this issue, understand it's not easy to be a new player (as compared to 10+ years experience for StreamyX, Maxis, Digi and Celcom broadband) ... but if P1 wanna survive they need to do things 5x faster!

By observation, the speed is dependant on location, so it depends whether you are lucky ... that's why the first 7 days is crucial (my personal opinion is that if you find it slow, then dun expect p1 to resolve in 7 days, better return than wait! cause to solve congestion definitely is not 7 days work by common sense).

Another observation is that why some people (inc me) will encounter perfect quality during the first month than subsequently will slow down ... reason behind as i can see is because when new station is up (no subscribers), so of course fast! But as time past, more and more users subscribed under the same station (due to p1 agressiveness in sales) ... then it becomes slower ... it kinda make sense ... haha ... so rule of thumb ... wait 1-2 months after you first see the sales people asking you to subscriber ... then u will find the "actual" speed ...

The same will be faced by Digi Broadband, first question should be asked is how many subs they already have then will justify how how good is the speed ... if they only have <5k or so then it's possible it will still be running good, but when the number of subscribers under a station grows ... it will look like Maxis and Celcom ... Digi, Maxis and Celcom are using the same HSPA technology ... I do not see how Digi Broadband service can be any better as compared to Maxis and Celcom now ... it's physics, no escape for wireless broadband ... wait and see.

This post has been edited by p4n6: Dec 18 2009, 10:17 PM

The CINR reading is refering to the signal quality from basestation to the modem and the transmit power will signify the the quality from the modem to the basestation.

If you are having bad UPLINK throughput, it's best to adjust the modem to get lower transmit power.

I like your idea of getting free stuff.

But I don't see Maxis giving anyone new iPhone 4 when for loyal and early adopter of iPhone 3GS. Or else I will be really really happy!!!

Thanks to your idea, I also wanna demand Toyota to give old VIOS model user for a free upgrade to the new model!

Been tracing mine, apparently Windows Update and Antivirus Update use quite a lot of the quota when i switch it to Auto Download Update. Can I claim my money from Bill Gate? LOL. Another reason previously a lowyat member encountered was WiFi WEP key was hacked and hence the neighbour is downloading on your behalf LOL.

Torrent slow of course is because they throttled and limit the bandwidth for torrenting. No need to complain, even MCMC cannot comment when ISP throttle torrent because the content is usually not legal anyway.

If you can't open a website, then that's something to complain about.

I think the support gives you wrong direction on the RSSI information, it needs to be >-75 not <-75. Note that it's negative number.
The greater the RSSI number the better.

Now RM10 can escape from being throttled.

http://www.soyacincau.com/2011/02/26/p1-of...al-usage-quota/

"Force" is when you don't have a choice.
128kbps is still okay for regular browsing, just that you won't be able to watch Youtube or play flash games.
Hope low usage users like me can benefit after heavy users are being throttled ... LOL