Me too, no problem getting 5-6 Mbps utorrent dload speed

I use TP-Link WA701ND, bought it RM75 only. It's rated 150Mbps, I get full 50Mbps speed with it. Of course there are other more expensive models rated 300Mbps like WA901ND around RM135. It's your money, your call

Yup, 50Mbps now comes with 20Mbps upload, but no more free calls.

I think Hypptv is compulsory for a year. The price for 50Mbps start at RM229 (RM242 with gst)

If you terminate prematurely, you'll need to pay the remaining months as penalty.

Yes, you'll be satisfied. Torrent speed always stable, last nite I got 5909 kb/s actual speed.

Somewhere in April - June TM will introduce unifi Pro, 100Mbps, but I think for me 50Mbps is more than enough..well we'll see the price first


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I use lan cable Cat-6 around 25 meters from main router upstair to my extended kitchen downtair, connecting the Access Point..able to get full speed...

make sure you use Cat-6 cable, as it capable of gigabite connection (up to 10 Gbite/sec)

Don't use the old Cat-5 (10/100 Mbps)

Yes, in terms of speed, Cat-5 and the later Cat-5e are able to handle up to 100Mbps. Infact Cat-5e is more than enough for normal internet use.

Cat-6 however has several advantages. It's got larger conductor size which provide less noise (attenuation), for this Cat 5e cable has a tendency to have a higher delay and skew than Cat 6 cable. Cat 5e may have a longer delay for the signal to get from one side to the other, which will give the appearance that it runs slower. This is particularly of importance for online gamers.

Another feature of Cat 6 cables is it has a very tight twist length to reduce crosstalk interference between pairs.

These properties of larger conductors, internal dividers, and tighter twist lengths delivers better performance and more capacity then Cat 5e.

If you plan to pull quite a lengthy Lan cable, you may want to consider Cat-6 cable. Otherwise Cat 5e is all you need.

I'm on unifi50, torrent speed between around 5.8-6.2 mbits/sec. Last week I downloaded StarWars Bluray 6 episodes (202GB), took me around 12 hours

This post has been edited by nikrizal: Feb 12 2016, 11:55 AM

not so big maa, I use the old 1TB...

for those who's on unifi30 or 50, you can try streaming 4K UHD Netflix trial now..well since last month. I have tried two months, of course both on free one month trials

the problem now, it's tempting to continue the subscription, but there is no contract, meaning you can terminate anytime

I can assure you they never charge my card, well make sure you cancel the subscription before the trial ends.

I usually use google dns (8.8.8.8 or 8.8.4.4). Just now I ran 'namebench' to determine fastest dns and to be surprise they suggest me P1 dns: 122.255.96.132 which is 8.1% faster than google dns. The second recommended is ultradns: 156.154.70.1

you might want to try run this test..

This post has been edited by nikrizal: Feb 14 2016, 02:28 PM

here:

http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/16372/find-...with-namebench/

thinking of sharing the payment with my brother who's on unifi30, guess what he likes the idea. four devices streaming 4K isn't that bad idea especially when you're paying rm26 each

Yup the earliest April...the latest June

I don't think there'll be a problem in upgrading, the contract will stay...only if you downgrading or terminate then you'll be in trouble

Yup, many have got it

I realised mine since last month

It's inclusive. RM179 for 30Mbps & Aneka

If your bill is around RM179 then it's ok, regardless they charge separately in the bill. However if the bill is RM229 (excluding your phone calls), then it needs clarification from TM.