Official TM UniFi High Speed Broadband Thread V24
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 Feb 4 2016, 10:21 AM
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I'm having some issues with my Unifi 30MB package's upload speed.
It's still at 5MB upload speed when tested using Speedtest.net, although there were posts that the upload speed has been upgraded to 10MB. Any comments whether the 30MB Unifi package upload speeds are still being upgraded in batches, or it has been completed and all 30MB Unifi package subscribers are now enjoying 10MB upload speeds? Thanks. |
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Feb 4 2016, 12:09 PM
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QUOTE(fruitie @ Feb 4 2016, 10:36 AM) It is supposedly done by batches and I was surprised too when they announced on their website. Thanks for the clarification. Anyway, it has been taken down two days ago so that indirectly tells you it is not completed yet.    |
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Feb 17 2016, 03:51 PM
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I'm staying in Subang Jaya and am on Unifi 30MB package, using an ASUS RT-N12 D1 router.....
I noticed that these past few days, at night between 8pm to 12 am, internet connection has been rather erratic, whereby even a 240p Youtube being streamed, has buffering issues. Anyone here staying in Subang Jaya on Unifi, experiencing the same issues? Thanks. |
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Feb 22 2016, 01:40 PM
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QUOTE(Fat Cat Lim @ Feb 22 2016, 11:40 AM) In early February, a TMNet telemarketer told me that the upload speed for 30Mbps plan has been upgraded to 10Mbps, so I agreed to the upgrade from VIP10 to the Advance 30Mbps A couple weeks after the call, I've yet to receive the upgrade. When I tried to upgrade via the TMPoint at UTC KL, they claim that there is no such 10Mbps upgrade for the 30Mbps plan, and they keep referring to their website (which has already reverted back to the old 5Mbps). Yup, my upload speeds constantly 10MB. My upload speed was upgraded a few days ago. For those already on the 30Mbps plan, are your upload speeds constantly 10Mbps? I don't want to sign the contract if my upload speed is dropped to 5 Mbps. If it's already 10Mbps, TMNet is doing a really lousy job at communicating the upgrade in speeds to their on-ground people. |
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Feb 22 2016, 01:50 PM
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QUOTE(mmohdnor @ Feb 22 2016, 12:22 AM) Just upgraded from 10mbps to 30mbps. Previous 10mbps was consistently getting 9-10mbps. Which is good. I'm using ASUS RT-N12....Very happy with its performance.....Considering its price of RM160 when I bought it and it is sufficient enough to provide very good Wifi coverage in my 2-storey terrace house (Router is placed at the centre of the house, near the staircase...).With the newly upgraded 30mbps (same stock TM router), I get 18-22mbps via wifi. Remembered that a friend said he got 18mbps via wifi, after he tried with wired LAN, he can get 30mbps consistently. So I tried mine with LAN cable too and it worked! ... getting 31mbps consistently. Lucky! *Tested on both TM Unifi Speedtest and Speedtest.net Now I'm wondering what should I do to get at least 27mbps++ on wifi .... rather lazy to change the wifi router. here are my pics : wifi router and modem (nothing changed since my 5mbps --> 10mbps --> 30mbps) : [attachmentid=6024627] On LAN cable : [attachmentid=6024632] On wifi : [attachmentid=6024636] now scouting for affordable wifi router  ... any suggestions (cheap is always preferred...LOL!   ) ?The ASUS RT-N14 UHP with its 3 antenna (9db gain) are also very good....The RT-N12 has 5db gain......The higher the gain, the stronger the Wifi signal..... Position of the router in your home also plays a very crucial role to ensure optimum performance. |
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