Hey guys.. just got my unifi installed a few days back.. was damn awesome on the first day.. getting 500kbps torrent download on a single file..

then the speed degraded followed by some intermittent disconnections, which will be resumed after 1-2 mins

it may occur at a very frequent rate.. when it occurs, the LED of VOIP turns red, then everything got disconnected

called the CS, not much info other than not seeing any issue, connection established for XX mins thats all

after some frequent hassling from me, finally they said they will arrange a technician to check things out..

I'm not sure but is this related to an overheated huawei BTU? LAN connection seems to be established so I can rule out router's fault

hey guys.

I've read the guides and articles of KLseet.

Was looking to replace the crappy RG-TMRND router.

I saw TP-Link TL-WR841N V7 and TP-Link TD-W8960N. Both priced at RM99 & RM139 respectively in lowyat Czone.

Wanted to know what's the difference between the two, was it only the one with required custom firmware and the other without ?

Hey thanks man.. my guy in Czone is actually Ming zai but either one will do bah thanks again

how much did you got it for ? where?

did you get the seller to flash the FW for u ?

guys, i tried downloading some torrents.. the speed is seriously avg at 100kbps with all files combined. I tried downloading a single file but it still hovers around 100++ kbps

Hence, im wondering if a crappy router affects the speed? I'm currently using the RG-TMRND crap router...

do you think that it affects the torrent speed by using the crappy RG-TMRND? I read something about some sucky routers doesnt have the ability for heavy 1000+ torrent connections.. what do you think ?

Good point there mate.. i might be too greedy and opened up too much connections..........

Can anyone confirm that the default TM router is unable to handle multiple simultaneous connections? I've heeded advices that it might be my utorrent configs but I've optimized the bandwidth so not much unnecessary connections will be established.

But this is what I've observed so far.

1 single file = 300-500kbps
3 files = avg 20-30 each = total approx 100kbps++

I've also tried direct downloading single file, the speed exceeded the speed limit (5m). So in my understanding, the router doesn't have any issues handling traffic from a single connection, but multiple simultaneous connections will deteriorates the download speed.

I've calculated the proper speed that I should be getting.

5000kbps / 8% = 400kbps

So the speed of a single file is proper and normal. But multiple downloads macam deteriorates the overall DL speed which is only 100kbps++

Any thoughts ?

Torrent with multiple files or ?

btw my case was .....

Exactly bro.....btw I found a chart that benchmarks router on the max simultaneous connections... DIR-615 is NOT REALLY THAT BAD. It says capable of 200 max simultaneous connections.

I can't really be sure about that RG-TMRND router since its too crappy to even be in the list......

btw... are you torrenting 1 file at a time or multiple simultaneously ?

I think those who lives on landed property will have the Alcatel and high rise will have huawei....no ?

Can anyone tried torrenting multiple good seeded files and report the avg DL speed for each and total ?

thanks

Great to hear that you've got your unifi. Have you tried torrenting ? If yes, please refer to my post above and provide the details thanks.

And by the way, DECT merely meant Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications which is cordless in layman terms. So we're all given a motorola phone I think..

Great stuff there bro.. mind sharing what router are you using to achieve those speed?

What routers are you guys using ?

Good good..... I'm actually torn between buying or not buying another router to replace the shitty one. BTW how many files you managed to run simultaneously and still getting 500-600kbps ?

My DL speed deteriorates when I allow 2 concurrent downloads... which is bloody ridiculously slow..... 30kbps & 80kbps respectively = 100++ only.....

the horrendous RG-TMRND crap............................

wah reaching the lvl that you've got nothing else to download...... sure or not......... did you google for 'Must watch bluray movies' ? Download the whole list........

wait... i port forwarded with the same router........I think you can.

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Added on August 11, 2011, 5:09 pmYou're getting that speed on a single download or multiple downloads?

IF you are getting that speed with simultaneous downloads, then you should just use that. I only wanted to replace mine as I always have multiple downloads at the same time, and the crappy TMRND router couldn't handle it......

This post has been edited by GameFr3ak: Aug 11 2011, 05:09 PM

I think better save the $ spent on calling a wall, and use it on a new router