If full speed... 2TB in 10 days is achievable!
20Mbps/8=2.5MBps
2.5MB*60*60=9000MB/hour
9000MB * 24 = 216000MB~216GB
10days = 2160GB~2.1TB. Why not??

Where you stay?? If you stay in Condo or Apartment, TM never offer FTTH for high rise building (except certain special case listed by some forumer here where the number of units in a particular condo is very small). Normal condo/high rise building all use VDSL2. Your ping is very good when compared to mine... Mine fluctuates between 50ms to 80ms.

I'm staying at my own house..Not high rise building/condo..

Hurmmm.. but why you got VDSL instead FTTH?
Usually for the landed property, TM will use FTTH.. which is the average ping is about 10-19ms..
There are also who got below than 10ms...

This post has been edited by AjkR06: Jun 7 2011, 04:46 PM

Exact answer would be 2.0599365234375 TB and hence i said not more than 2TB.
But that's not my point. My point is it is impossible to download 3 to 4TB.

Yea cause they never pull the fibre to my area yet..Abit disappointing la..

Tomorrow going to TM to cancel my streamyx and talk to them about this issue..

Thanks

no fiber?
just using streamyx copper line to get unifi speed?

if possible, TM no need to spend so much of $$ to lay fiber..

just go to tm point want to transfer my unipack from kl to negeri sembilan because kl house will install unifi...very weird things happened...they say cannot be transfer because too far...have to terminate it...i ask how about the penalty fees ? they told me it will be waived and i no need to pay anything , is that true ?

no lar for hise should be like this, the main trunk to your building is using fiber from tm exchange then once inside the building then only the data travels through copper, takkan tm will fiber the whole building for you kan. as long as the copper in your building is not of bad condition then should be minimal loss from the fiber to your vdsl unit.

Ah fail la UniFi staffs! waited for them all day long but still hasn't come and install pift!!! at least told customer if you want to cancel the date! damn...!!! I really2 hate this!

anyone knows their working hour? for installation.. Im still waiting even though the hope is 0.0001%

This post has been edited by Youko_Misaki: Jun 7 2011, 07:29 PM

I will feel really grateful if they willing to installing the Unifi at my area through VDSL since my distance from the nearest DSLAM just about 300M.... and the quality of copper line at my housing area are still good... new housing area.. about 3-4 years...
I'm just wanna a speed, don't really bother about the ping... for me 30ms until 50ms is still acceptable

haha
attenuation low maybe possible

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Added on June 7, 2011, 7:35 pmbut how?
im not understand
mean ur area all support unifi but by VDSL2?
and tm won put FTTH?

This post has been edited by sg999: Jun 7 2011, 07:35 PM

Hi, I'm having problem with the rubbish TM nut's DIR-615 router

here it goes,
when i copy files between PC / NAS hdd, the router port seems keep on confuse? When it happens, I cant open any webpage anymore such as google, lowyat.net and etc...and I couldn't access router "192.168.0.1"

End up have to keep on type ipconfig /renew in command to refresh
The worst case have to keep on plug off/on router

anybody facing this problem too?

Yes... I think my area are capable for Unifi via VDSL....
As you see in UK, their ISP (British Telecom) recently launched a new next generation broadband called BT INFINITY...
They just lay a fiber from the exchange into the nearest "green" cabinet at the residential areas... That technology are called as FTTC (Fiber to the Curb) and it is delivered via VDSL.
Same case goes to Unifi, but VDSL technology will are just used in the high rise building where the fiber will be terminated at the small exchange in the basement of the building.
For the BT Infinity VDSL, BT said that there are no speed cap... Your speed will be totally depends on the quality of your copper cable from the "green" cabinet into your house. Maximum speed that can be achieved is about 40Mb/s for download but slightly lower upload speed which is about 16-19Mb/s...

I think it's really possible for TM to implement Unifi for the not-so-called "high economic impact" areas via VDSL technology....

Just my 2 cents....

If they can deliver fibre to my condo basement then run up the normal phone cable up 26 floors then shouldn't be any problem to the curb - probably a shorter distance.

Speaking of which - we condo dwellers use a different BTU to landed dwellers and I think my BTU is blown up and I want a spare anyway. Is it possible to buy the condo BTU anywhere in Klang Valley?

Enibody know how much that they charge if you use exced the data plan..

As eg. You take VIP5 n use 70gb.... How much that they wil charge..

Tq in advan...

Having problems with my router. Seems that nothing can connect to the internet(always times out) unless I turn on the IPTV. Is this normal?

I OFF my IPTV now and replying you here.. do u think ur is normal?

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Added on June 7, 2011, 10:28 pmno extra charges.... they may only Cap u...

This post has been edited by BuFung: Jun 7 2011, 10:28 PM

my latest speet test. I noticed the speed often go down from 5pm till late night.

My first test...with torrents off... okay la



This post has been edited by aaronlim: Jun 8 2011, 09:15 AM