so that dot is suppose to show where we are?

I think it's a Google Maps feature where it pinpoints your current location.. Unfortunately, on the time website, it re-uses the same "availability" dot..

if you go to maps.google.com, you will also see a blue dot where you are right now..

This post has been edited by donhue: Apr 11 2016, 03:14 PM

i felt like i got conned. i got so excited for half an hour. *False alarm* thanks =(.
Any idea how can we convince time to provide their service in our area? eg, minumum households to subscibe.

Hey guys,

I'm gonna replace the E1200 with this: https://www.asus.com/Networking/RTAC68U/specifications/
The AC68U has rave reviews from what I read. Anyone got hands-on real life experience with it?

Right now I have 2 laptops at home, both have WLAN a/b/g/n
One more new laptop coming soon, with dual band WLAN ac.
Both mobile phones already have WLAN a/b/g/n/ac.

This morning slept at 4am for one final round of tweaking on the E1200.
On LAN, hitting 80+ to 90 Mbps no problem on the E1200. Very acceptable since ISP gives me 100Mpbs.
On WLAN, 30+ to 40+ Mbps only. Unacceptable. So I will welcome AC68U real soon.

yeah online on my ps4, though just using cat5e lan cable, the ping usually less than 10 (~5) ms
and no more lag!

If yours is 100mbps package don't think need such router. Unless you are thiking of upgrading in the future

It seems like my modem is a bout to die as well. sometimes need to smack the bugger only comes back to life. if i need to replace it what modem i should get?

Have u try to tweak ur wireless adapter?
http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/sup.../000005544.html

I manage to get around 90Mbps with my 4 years old laptop (intel centrino Wireless N1000) with 4 years old router (netgear WPN824N)

This post has been edited by RagingCandy: Apr 11 2016, 06:16 PM

Hi Mavric,


We've tested this unit as Router, AP, Repeater Mode...all functioning fantastically well. Unless your unit is over 2,000 sq ft and multi storey, if for a 1000--1300 sq ft condo, this unit is a bit overkill.

Just like party Bro said, unless you planning for future upgrade.

Else try go for lower end model such as AC66U.

Thanks.

This post has been edited by jjj2: Apr 12 2016, 09:01 AM

Hi,

I suppose you are referring to Router.... as the ONU carries lifetime warranty.

Router would depending on your budget & your unit size to cover.

Thanks.

Hi,

I'm from Penang staying in landed house. I'm interested to signup 100mbps package, but my house got no coverage. Pulse and Oasis condo opposite my house within 1km has got covered, may I know if I can get coverage as well?

Thanks for the advice bro. Apparently it is a bit of a challenge to source for AC66U. Went to a few shops but they only have AC68U. I believe 100Mbps is just the start, I guess I'll go for AC68U with an eye for future upgrade.



I've tweaked my receiver settings.

You can easily check all the radio types that is turned on on your laptop/desktop:

Load the 'cmd' shell. Then 'netsh wlan show drivers'

If it helps, I saw some AC66U @ Viewnet Lowyat.

where exactly is viewnet in lowyat?

where exactly is viewnet in lowyat?

Third floor bro, in between Jayacom & ALL IT.

IMO, between AC1750 and AC1900, AC1900 is pointless. Both support AC1300, difference is that AC1750 supports N 450, while AC1900 supports N 600. Common devices rarely are N600 capable and in real life, N450 and N600 has no obvious difference. Besides, in the future you would be using AC band instead of N.

Valid points. However most if not all AC1900 routers have dual core SoCs vs AC1750 routers. I'd recommend a more future proof device if one can stretch one's budget for it, especially since most people don't upgrade routers very often.

ya, because we not always upgrade router, 1 time pain, can use few years

alright im sold. lol