I'm currently on a 1mbps Super Upgrade deal @Rm71 without modem.

Can I upgrade to 4mbps if capable?
WHy is there 10MYR difference between 2mbps and 4mbps.

This post has been edited by Chyan: Mar 27 2010, 03:16 PM

Nice ping there.
Seems your 4Mbps has 5Mbps cap. Which is good. lol
You have no problems now. Enjoy.

As for me.. I've got similar situation.
Capped higher..



So there's no point upgrading to 2mbps. I'll go straight to 4mbps.
@RM71 every month via this the previous package before blockbuster.

Just go for blockbuster. I'm on 512Kbps for 5 years ( ) and finally last year upgraded to 1Mbps capped at 1.8Mbps using super upgrade deal. My monthly streamyx fee is Rm71+line rental it's RM90+. But since it came out before Blockbuster, I had to keep the package. 2 years is a lot. If not, I'd be willing to change to blockbuster.

Nice. You finally got your speed.
So much stuff to do huh?

I like Fiber Optic because of it's DL & UL speed which is similar.
Good for games, torrenting, uploading and other related things.

512Kbps upload speed is just too damn slow these days.
1Mbps package here with 1.8Mbps cap.

Let say if you're torrenting, and seeding the file you've just finished downloading, the slow upload will hamper your surfing speed. Making it laggy. But if you know how to set your connections, then you can throw the problems out.

But othet than that, no real worries.
Nowadays, upload is getting more future-proof. So I think it's better to have higher uploading speed and lower pings.

Since you're seeding the torrent, sometimes, a peer or two will connect you and you'll upload some bandwidth for them.
But if you stop the whole thing, then nothing is affected.

More upload bandwidth given = Less download bandwidth (roughly)

Did TM already taken off the cap limits?
If not, it's a no brainer decision, Unifi is still the best bet if you plan to get 4Mbps ADSL. Pings are far lower and interruptions are less.
Fiber Optics is the future. With copper, attenuations and margins will be their main drawbacks, if the values are not right, then you might not get your 4Mbps or even 2Mbps. Even if you do, there's a bit possibility your experience won't be smooth.

Also, not to forget, with 5Mbps Unifi, you might be capped until 10Mbps. So don't be surprised if your download speed can reach up to 1MB/sec.
As for 4Mbps, 6Mbps is the most you can get (If lucky)

Yeah. If you really wanted to get it now. 4Mbps is a good choice. All you need to know now is your copper line connection.
You can post your SNR margin & attenuations here to see if you're line is suitable for 4Mbps.

I guess. Got confused just now when some of you said 180GB capping is incurred.

You type in 192.168.1.1 (LAN Router)

& Check the main page for both.

Yes. That's Jessica.

Hey guys. My housing developer didn't pay for the telephone lines.

I should contact them to install it right?
if it's done, could I get streamyx?

If I'm not mistaken, newer lines are using fibre optics nowadays.