(: pretty well here

I am still getting consistent VIP5 speedtest results this morning.

yes i tried a lot of things. even with two pc and one laptop. all firewall disabled. still cannot use the port

Are you testing it using wireless or wired?

guys,i managed(finally!) to get over 45+/-mbps speed after requesting to upgrade from 30mbps to 50mbps 2 weeks ago, i have did around 5 times of speedtest. but hardly can get 50mbps full speed. only 1 or 2 of 5 times. is this normal?

heh. last time I've upgraded to 30Mbps I got stuck at 25+/-Mbps. What I did was changing from 802.11b/g mode to 802.11b/g/n in the router and could get over 30Mbps.

is it,cuz i leave all the router settings in default.

Use LAN cable.

It's best to do your speed test over a wired connection.

In my case I can never get a good speed over wireless connection due to many factors affecting wireless. But with cable or using HomePlug, no issues at all.

thanks all,will try to do wired speedtest today.

using opendns...






181ms is quite good. normally i'd expect 200-230ms on a normal day. maybe switching from googledns to opendns is better then ?

but the 18mbps falls far too short from 30mbps .... or even a 80% of that....

and i'm pretty sure if i ran the same test late in the evening the speed will drop down to under 5mbps ....

This post has been edited by Moogle Stiltzkin: Sep 18 2015, 10:08 AM

Is it better than Google DNS?

so far are you satisfied with ur 30mbps compare to previous 10mbps ?

Hey guys, using PCIE wireless card better or USB wireless USB better? I am using PCIE wireless card currently but it does not support 5.0 ghz band...so I was thinking to change it.

Using UNIFI 10mbps currently and it lag like shit when gaming.

Of cos PCIe better a lot.

U can consider this: http://www.asus.com/my/Networking/PCEAC68/

its support dual band and higher speed transfer

So, that WIFI adapter will fix @Duckies latency problems/lag when gaming???

No, its still depend unifi issue.

Since u said don't support 5GHz so give u suggestion based on 5.0GHz support.

try use wire connection test the ping. if ping low mean is your wifi issue. if still high then unifi issue, nothing you can do except call and complain.

Best for you guys to contact TM on this matter. Youtube and parent Google has cache servers in Malaysia & maybe 30/50M users are having issues with the system (Google Global Cache/GGC). As I remember, TM had GGC since a few years back, a good system but probably requires direct and indirect cooperation between consumer, isp & google. Maybe they are still working on it for 30/50 users, or maybe someone in TM overlooked. From forum feedback it looks like not all 30/50 users are affected. Maybe they wanna get 30/50 users a better server, who knows?


http://redirector.c.youtube.com/report_mapping

First 3 alphabet of the 'result' will 'usually' be the IATA code of the local area airport. KLIA's being KUL. Remaining numbers probably point to different sets of local servers. If already on a local server, there's probably one or two more things to try, or just raise the issue with TM.
*I've seen MXP and BOM (supposedly Italy;India) before, but there were no speed issues during actual playback.

Another thing to look at is Dynamic Adaptive Streaming over HTTP (DASH), adaptive streaming system which is also used on Youtube. In the past, some found that turning off DASH via extensions on the browser solved speed issues. Previously there was a free extension on Chrome that has the option to turn off this feature, not aware of any free extension that does that now.

Other thing that may help based on past experience is changing DNS and experiment with different MTUs. Again, end users shouldn't need to go through these trouble.

Ookla's speedtest give a reliable baseline of what the connection is like. It's adequate but at times, not that accurate...


Probably 30/50M is still in infancy & major works in progress. Pressure TM to expedite. Or dropping RM could mean international traffic just got way too expensive for TM, from a business standpoint. Local traffic shouldn't be an issue since MYIX.

Can downgrade, but you must get TM to cooperate or they will shout "penalty fee". CFM & MCMC will be your next move.

This post has been edited by andrew9292: Sep 18 2015, 08:19 PM

slightly. but either one is fine :/


nope cause i'm not getting the minimum of 80% of 30mbps dl speed.

not to mention during times of the day, the internet speed goes to a crawl. never happened to me back when i was on 10mbps ...