me. I still use lan cable as above mentioned, lan is more stable than wifi. plus, not everyone has their dekstop right next to their tv. That's why I hope they are able to pull the cable since the decoder and router will be in diff room.

i were changed to Dir-820L router as well,
the old router go random hang get stucked for internet even after reset.
but only issue were 10M Lan cable only get me 100mbps instead of 1gbps line with 5e grade.

btw,any insider can tell me is that really have cheaper ISP provider comming in malaysia be end of this years or early next years?

if really so i would rather stay at my 5mbps untill that time only change.

there's a catch. you may think o switch and still pay same sure. the thing is you will be locked to that for 2 years ..... and like someone else mentioned, if later in september there is a basic 30/50 which has a cheaper price (because it none of that aneka and other additional channels nobody wants) then you are screwed, cause you cannot change to that as you'd be hit by a penalty :/ but this is assuming there is a cheaper package in september ..... i personally rather wait and see


she's obviously a twit who doesn't know technical issues even if it smacked her in the face. should ask her next time to pass the phone to her supervisor. or maybe..... even worse, it's the managements policy to deny any poor performance then better report to MCMC to pressure them (wonder if anyone done that yet)

this one time my internet didn't work. so i did all the normal troubleshooting on my own end. reboot router, update router firmware. re-do settings. restart pc...... pretty much all you can think of.

so i reported it as a tmnut issue, but then they ask reboot modem which i told i already done. still won't believe..... only much much later, they called back and admitted it was an issue on their end all along despite denying it >_>:

sigh.... they should never say not their side without checking first... this problem with tmnut support :/ talk cock over phone as if we don't know anything about basic IT technical troubleshooting.

I really don't know how to deal with this. Any advice guys? Really cannot get 30Mbps via WiFi?

If that's the case and they still upgraded mine and I can't use it, I will complain to MCMC.

try test direct ethernet first see the speed.... if performance subpar yeah then complain

if no issue on speed, then the wifi is a separate matter more likely to do with poor router performance

This post has been edited by Moogle Stiltzkin: Jul 26 2015, 09:23 PM

The problem is if LAN can get, it's useless for me.

I can't accept a bad stock router. They can't expect every single user to buy their own routers.

I think I will call to cancel the upgrade.

Sigh. After all the waiting, this is what I get.

This post has been edited by fruitie: Jul 26 2015, 09:24 PM

You could test downloading a video from your phone to your laptop wirelesly to check your throughput. I just checked mine at my desk and its about 28Mbps only when I'm just 1.5m from the router (Wireless N300). It gets worse the further away I more from my desk.

I think i want to complain to mcmc and see how before i opt for new router. The technician also seem on our side lol. saying tm already knew about the router problem but still went with the upgrade.

But at first time after my technician configure my setting, I did get about 26 mbps but that it, it only that one time.

LOL... im still using LAN RJ45....

to me, i never believe wifi's stability and reliability, plus, at home i use PC, not laptop, hence no need if wanna use high speed internet with unstable connectivity...

but, to get a new router is also not a bad thing, at least can guarantee good connectivity and stability, especially if using high speed internet as you wouldnt want your experience interrupted by bad connectivity and unstable flip flop speeds...

Is yours the stock router?

From the first page. "PLEASE READ BEFORE YOU PROCEED"

5. UniFi is a wired broadband service. Wireless connectivity is an option and is subject to interference and obstructions factor.

You can get a reasonably good router (ASUS/TPlink) for ~about rm150 thru lazada/rakuten after getting discount from voucher & CC's CB.

Currently I have no issue with my WiFi, always around 11Mbps up and down on my VIP10. It's pretty stable for me.

Sigh, do I really need to?
I don't know how to install, I always have problems with router. Always have to spend 1-2days to figure which part went wrong.

No. Its a D-link for Streamyx that I plan to use as an AP to extend my wireless coverage.

Get one which is preconfigured for UNIFI, or get to know a techie friend who can help.

Get one which is preconfigured for UNIFI, or get to know a techie friend who can help.

You should consider your devices' wireless capability too. Can they use 5Ghz or AC?
If they can only use 2.4Ghz and if theres interference from other signals from your neighbours, maintaining a stable 30Mbps all the time may be difficult?

Oh OK.

Good idea to get a pre-configured one, nobody is free for me.
I really don't want to spend so much la.

I think devices should be OK kot. When I was using TP Link router for my Maxis broadband, there's no issue. I can get more than 60Mbps on my devices.

This post has been edited by fruitie: Jul 26 2015, 10:21 PM

I'm using the stock DIR-615 but flashed with DD-WRT firmware, no issues with the UniFi 30 on WiFi. Even my local transfer speed within my network is around 3.3-3.5MB/s so I believe it should not have issues with 30mbps but I don't think it can cope with UniFi 50.

By the way, my WiFi is using Wireless-N on 20mhz channel width so my connectivity speed is 72mbps with actual transfer speeds of 3.3-3.5MB/s as mentioned above.

Your Ambank's CB can easily cover this expense. Or go and look for more CB.