QUOTE(dankzone @ Dec 30 2014, 06:25 PM)
Sometimes even though it may seem like everything is normal, something might be leeching without trace. Best scenario is to maybe limit connection to one wired device by switching off wireless access or set the mac filter on the router for only your device and test the connection with this configuration. If it still persists or if you have tried this already, try a hard reset but make sure you know your unifi username/password and how to reconfigure the modem.
If this doesn't help, it's most likely that you've been throttled some way or another, and i have no experience dealing with this as it's likely beyond a customer's control at this point.
Thanks, will try this. Not sure if throttled - my kids does watch a lot of youtube these days (being school holidays) and I think per day can reach up to several GBs. I also download a lot of steam games (around 8GB per day) as it's on year end / winter sale.
QUOTE(winter01942 @ Dec 30 2014, 08:19 PM)
If you are sure that there's nothing wrong on your side, then only TM can fix your problem..
Have you tried using a VPN?
I think there was one time where webpages fail to load 4 out of 5 times but with VPN its fine...
(using free VPN so of course cant get max unifi 5Mbps, cant ask for anything more)
I'm not sure if anything is wrong on my side.. that is the problem. If I have another router I'd change and test just to make sure it's not a router problem.. but because issue only happens at night.. that's what's confusing me.
I just realized I set google DNS on router 8.8.8.8. Our night time is their daytime.. maybe try change this to unifi dns back and see how it goes. But do you guys think DNS is related?