Yes, I am using TM Unifi 800Mbps and I am in Sarawak.

Location: Sarawak

speedtest.googlefiber.net result:
>270Mbps down
>100Mbps up

speedtest.net results:

Malaysia:


Singapore:


Korea:


Japan:


China:


Australia:


US:


Norway:

yes that's true..

I thought it was obvious what I meant..

I meant: the connection between the main hub and the target server if that's equal.

of course from KL to a user in KL is different than from KL to a user in Sabah.

But I wasn't talking about this.

I meant the connection "KL - target" that should be equal for a user in KL and a user in Sabah.

trying to write it below what I mean:

user(KL)       ->       ISP (KL)        ->         Server/host (Foreign country)
user(KK)       ->       ISP (KL)       ->          Server/host (Foreign country)
The 2nd in these 2 diagrams should treat users equal.

Of course the first step can't treat users equal.

But the point is, now writing numbers here:
user(KL)       800Mbps       ISP (KL)        200Mbps         Server/host (Foreign country)
user(KK)       100Mbps       ISP (KL)       20Mbps          Server/host (Foreign country)

So I called support and asked: if I'm in KK and upgrade to 800Mbps, will it change the 20Mbps?

Support answer: "NO!" it will remain 20Mbps!

Meaning support says:

user(KL)       800Mbps       ISP (KL)        200Mbps         Server/host (Foreign country)
user(KK)       800Mbps       ISP (KL)       20Mbps          Server/host (Foreign country)
This last I haven't tested, but support told me it won't change. That's why I am trying to understand.

Because for me it doesn't make any sense..   if the connection between KL and Foreign country can do 200Mbps
and a User in KK to KL can get 100Mbps or 800Mbps.. how come you can't get the 200Mbps but still 20Mbps?
Maybe support is wrong, I hope support is wrong.

But before I upgrade to 800Mbps and locked to contract for 2 years, I want to be sure support is wrong.

And to be sure, I first have to understand this.

And I don't understand it. That's why I'm asking.

If you're only getting 20Mbps only with your 100Mbps line with international servers, DON'T WASTE your money. DOWNGRADE. You'll be happier, save your money for other subscriptions.

Trust me, you'll be a much fulfilled user because your're getting closer to what you pay for. That is what customer satisfaction should be.

Even u sign up 8mbps

U still get extremely lag becoz ur brother uploading

8mbps upload only 0.5Mbps and fully used upload speed will stop u from downloading, thats cons of ADSL

Download speed will not move when upload speed 100% is being used