International bandwidth test during peak hours

The result is just right above your post

Mind to share which torrent file you are trying to download? I can test for you with my connection if you want.

Even if it is just 100Mbps, it is still cheaper than UniFi

I am using Asus RT-AC3200.

Local speedtest server results

Absolutely no problem at all.

Nope, just go to www.time.com.my and check the coverage, it is listed on TIME website.

Not too surprised for me, my 500 Mbps line always can get > 550 Mbps download speed, good guy TIME

Third floor bro, in between Jayacom & ALL IT.

Mine was installed without drilling, the technician routed the fiber cable through the ceiling.

Nope, outside to inside is also via ceiling.

Just one small hole in my store room so the cable can connect to the modem.

Can you specify which particular games? Some online games servers are hosted in US region, so the latency is higher than those hosted in Asia.

If you are talking about Dota 2/CS:GO, then you can check here.

Dota 2 and CS:GO were performing very badly (high latency and packet loss, you can check UniFi thread) since last month due to the broken undersea cable on UniFi, no issue on TIME Fibre so far.

I believe those who are getting 30 - 40Mbps have carried out the testing on WiFi instead of LAN, WiFi is prone to interference/obstacle/device you are using/router etc, I am pretty sure you will get full 100Mbps on LAN cable if there is no issue on TIME Fiber side, if you are really stuck at 30 - 40Mbps, you can ask for help from jj or yeap (TIME Fiber distributors), they can help you on this.

I am on 500Mbps package, always get more than 500Mbps (off and on-peak), latency and speed to overseas' servers are quite decent too

Switching to TIME is a no brainer, it is much cheaper than other ISP and even if you really get 30 - 40Mbps only, you are still well ahead of other ISP, RM 149 for 30 - 40Mbps is not bad afterall in Malaysia (just make a comparison with UniFi and Maxis Fiber's pricing then you will know)

Try this link.

I think they will cover it back with cement after they planted the fiber inside the wall.

Log into your router, then find Factory Reset/Restore to Default Settings option (I don't have the exact router so I don't know the exact directory but all routers have this option), make sure you have the PPPOE username and password (usually written on the installation paper) and setup the router by inserting the details in Create New PPPOE connection, after this setup your WiFi (SSID and password) and you are good to go.

I don't have speed issue here, still very fast

Speed is also fine on other oversea servers.

Steam download is direct download at which the contents are directly delivered by Valve's dedicated servers located in Singapore, that's why it is fast.

Torrent is using peer-to-peer (P2P) protocol, your speed is depend on seeders' upload speed, if the seeder put a limit on his/her upload speed in the torrent client settings then you won't get a good download speed, torrent is very subjective, this is because not everyone is having fast upload speed or symmetrical upload speed like we do, there are many hit and run cases (stop seeding after finish the download at which the seeding ratio isn't an important factor on public tracker), private trackers are much better for fast download since you need to maintain a certain level of seeding ratio in order to keep using their service.

I am downloading F1 race videos now and is able to get over 30MB/s, I don't limit my upload speed since I have plenty to share, hopefully it can cover those hit and run cases or those who are on limited upload speed/data cap plan etc.