Anything expensive is always nice.
My personal recommendation is TPLINK - WR1043ND

If your line can't support 4Mbps they don't suggest you to upgrade, if they said it's supported then it should be.

Probably DSLAM issue. IINM our area is already fibre ready, just waiting for the unifi to come here.
Even now my 4Mbps is running ADSL_G.dmt, not ADSL2+. Attainable rate is around 10Mbps, that's really stretching the capabilities of non ADSL2+ mode. So far, I can assume that its hardware limitation.

edit : I was wrongly capped before, 5Mbps/1Mbps (attainable 10Mbps/1Mbps), I used my upload bandwidth up 70kB/s and my connection went haywire, ping shoot up to 2k MS to local sites, could not load anything.

This post has been edited by nymerine: Jan 15 2013, 08:30 PM

Can check here : http://sams.tm.net.my/MarketingCenter/search.asp
Put your streamyx login @ customer login.
Look at "J" column, if the result is F, means its fibre infrastructure, if result is "ticked" means its copper infrastructure.
Source : A guy working with TM posted this in this thread lots of pages ago.

Yes we do, just not for us. Our campus perhaps. We tumpang their fibre I'm guessing.

IINM if modem using T1_413 modulation, it means your line is barely alive due to poor connection or long distance from TM cabinet.

This issue has been rectified earlier this morning. EU to MY is all good now

https://twitter.com/TMCorp/status/293912391882768385

#TMAlerts 1/2 The international data link to Europe is currently undergoing planned preventive maintenance from Jan 21 to Jan 25, 2013

This post has been edited by nymerine: Jan 23 2013, 10:56 AM

Try kopi the contractor. Calling 100 doesnt help since 3.47 is above their promised minimum speed which is 90% out of 4Mbps

Yes, you cant use tracert. Try use ftrace instead
http://www.r1ch.net/stuff/ftrace/

It was always blocked if you're using their DNS, use google dns instead of theirs.

They're randomly generated, mixed between a number and alphabet.

No, theoretical speed possible is 24Mbps, currently available streamyx package is 1,2,4,8 Mbps.

Call 100 for confirmation.

Streamyx is throttled no matter what, unless you manage to triggered the bug which momentarily unthrottle your connection

Have you rebooted your modem yet?

call 100, ask them

such thing is possible, you can go try speedtest, if you still havent got the speed then call 100

Streamyx throttled speed for P2P

Yes, try VPN or seedbox (can refer to my sig for cheap/good seedboxes)

Perfectly fine

No?

That's absurd, there's no difference of latency between 1Mbps and 4Mbps.

As I said, speedtest.net's ping is not reliable, open up command prompt and do simple ping to lowyat.net or google.com as example, and do use LAN cable, not wifi because it's unreliable.

For local connection, as in, only in Malaysia connection, there should be no difference between these packages using all kinds of IP address.

For international however, really depends on your IP ranges and the route it passes through. AFAIK, different IP ranges will go through different international gateway, as in the local's one, from the local's it will go through to the same international routes.
Right now I'm using 175.144.* IP to do this tracert, as you can see, latency to destination is 235ms on average

Now, if you ping to nimetsu.asia, you might get different latency if you're on different IP range such as 60.54.* and such.


Secondly, if your DSLAM is not using fibre infrastructure, you might have this kind of problem, I have no exact idea why but I used to have the same problem,
previously when I was on 1.5Mbps line, when I'm using 100% downstream bandwidth, my latency will shoot up to 500-600ms, and then I upgraded to 4Mbps, after I upgraded, I did the same thing, using 100% downstream bandwidth, my latency goes almost 1500ms, tripled. Recently TM upgraded DSLAM at my place, my latency no longer shoot up that high whenever I'm downloading.

I've really been enjoying my 4Mbps, things you should know before upgrading, torrent activities are heavy throttled, the rest are fine.

This post has been edited by nymerine: Mar 1 2013, 11:30 PM

PPS is using peer-2-peer right? If so, yes.
I have no idea about iTunes, should be no problem as long they're direct download.

Dah report 100? Usually they'll contact you back in 24hours time, if in 24hours they havent contact you yet, contact them back, make sure keep your report number for them to refer.

Yes, there's limited amount of jack available inside the distribution cabinet, if it's full then it is until new one is installed (only if there's HIGH demand)

Report 100

Nope, just P2P