TM called again this morning and I missed the call again. Called 100 and asked them to call me back.

Anyway. For channel 622, vlan600 runs steady at 8.6-8.9mbps. Problems start occurring when vlan500 reaches about 28mbps with some slight pixelation on HyppTV. At 30mbps the HyppTV is pretty bad. For non HD channels, of some which I've observed to run at 2mbps, it's fine.

TM called again this morning and I missed the call again. Called 100 and asked them to call me back.

Anyway. For channel 622, vlan600 runs steady at 8.6-8.9mbps. Problems start occurring when vlan500 reaches about 28mbps with some slight pixelation on HyppTV. At 30mbps the HyppTV is pretty bad. For non HD channels, of some which I've observed to run at 2mbps, it's fine.

ehhhh, my 50mbps got 20mb upload from 10 upload

ehhhh, my 50mbps got 20mb upload from 10 upload

This means TM will offically announce higher upload speed soon, right?

Seems like it.

Probably 30/10 and 50/20.

Try change better router.

Well my mystery not solve yet lol.

After upgrade my router to tplink wdr4300, a dual band router, everything is great. Then come my smart tv. After connect my tv with 2.4ghz, it look like only my tv can use the 2.4ghz band. All devices such as smartphones, laptops cant use it. They can connect to the 2.4ghz but nothing happen. Cant surf anything. It like my smart tv become really smart it block other device from using it. Anyone know any troubleshoot i can do? Or anything so that 2.4ghz accessible to all?

My tv is samsung btw..

“Protecting consumers’ personal information is of the utmost importance to Samsung, both in terms of the company’s values and what’s needed for the continued growth and success of the IoT ecosystem,” said Hyun Suk Kim, Samsung’s president of visual display business, said in a statement. “GAIA is a security solution that will give Samsung customers security and peace of mind now and in the future.”

GAIA uses multiple approaches in to enhance security. First, Samsung’s Tizen OS will be divided into two parts – the main space and the security space – with data for each space being secured separately. Transmissions between the TV and IoT (Internet of Things) servers is encrypted, making it both harder to intercept and more difficult to spoof.

Finally, GAIA introduces something called SecureZone. Samsung describes this as “a virtual barrier that creates a secure space and protects the core service operations.” As part of this, a secure keypad/number pad displayed on screen is used to help protect users’ passwords, credit card details, and other personal information.

As smart TVs have developed a reputation for being easy to hack, this is something we’d like to see other TV manufacturers pursuing in the future. Whether or not consumers will trust GAIA after the accusations earlier this year that Samsung was spying on users through its TVs, however, is still up in the air.

I guess that its the BTU? unlikely to be your router because your mikrotik router is a dual core model.

I suspect it's the signal of the fibre coming in or maybe the BTU. Could be the router too though I don't think it is but wouldn't hurt to check. I've got tons of firewall, mangle rules and queues though nothing that I can see that affects vlan600.

Anyway TM techs called and this time I managed to answer so they are coming to check at 3pm.

i got 20Mbps upload too after i restart my router

Congrats! Finally 50Mbps also get 20Mbps upload. Looks like this will be the standard too in the future.
Make me jealous of 50Mbps now.

i get almost 50Mbps upload if i test with Perlis server...

Consistently? Usually the speed burst up ridiculously and then slows down back to the speed of your package.

10mbps also not too bad isn't it? At least we can bersyukur for TM to make this change not long after releasing the ADV30 and ADV50 plan.

i get almost 50Mbps upload if i test with Perlis server...

Yes, at least it is something they did it automatically without much requests from the public.
Consistent or not? Try uploading a big file and see if it is really 50Mbps upload.