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 VDSL2 Vectoring by TM, New technology that make copper 100mbps

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casey
post Jun 29 2016, 09:11 PM

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Frustrated with my home network speed, I have been researching various broadband standard, and happens to read through this VDSL that still utilizes our existing copper wire.

VDSL standards EXPLAIN here >>>

VDSL2+ max speed up/down achievable 100MB provided that one is within, I think, 1KM from the telco switch box or DSLAM.

Will our telco ever wanted to try something new that could at least boost our hopeless network speed in today standard, where many in the region are enjoying at least 30~100MB connection doh.gif doh.gif

For those of us that are not cover by UNIFI, 1MB is a pain in the ass now a days bangwall.gif bangwall.gif bangwall.gif

Anybody could suggest ways to achieve better speed without breaking the budget sweat.gif sweat.gif


casey
post Jun 29 2016, 09:31 PM

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QUOTE(mztang52 @ Jun 29 2016, 09:23 PM)
Are you on ADSL2/Streamyx?
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It's actually my mother's place, where only streamyx is available doh.gif

I feel so frustrated every time i go back a stay there for a few days bangwall.gif bangwall.gif biggrin.gif
casey
post Jun 29 2016, 10:05 PM

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QUOTE(mztang52 @ Jun 29 2016, 09:45 PM)
Go google for VDSL2+ and click on the image. You will see that the speed of VDSL2+ drops to the speed like ADSL2 when it reaches a point. In rural places, the cable are pulled over KMs, probably around 3KMs or 5KMs. When the cables are long, the speed will drops. So if TM changes to VDSL2+ technology, it is still the same. What for do they need to waste money on the things which makes no difderence?
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Fully understood. but what i mean is that there are also some group of people, that are within the distance, that could be offer this option, especially those in a densely populated area, and are within range.

As I believe that changes and investment from the telco is not much, offering VDSL to those within reach.

I am not a specialist in this, but just here to learn from those who are in the industry rolleyes.gif rolleyes.gif
casey
post Jun 30 2016, 01:06 PM

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QUOTE(hashtag2016 @ Jun 30 2016, 12:38 AM)
NO, i don't think it is a good idea.  Unless u wanna stuck with low quality line  for another decade or 2 decades. (don't u suffer enough from streamyx ? )

In  long term, the fiber optic is the ONLY and cheap way to go..
other methods just look like white elephant projects.
If they do deploy VDSL2+ widely, they  need a lot of  money to upgrade their devices, and old copper lines(which not in qualify or stolen) .  Exist streamyx  users  have to upgrade their modem (about RM300 or more).
for best case, most of the  vdsl2+ users (within 2KM)usually got only download:30Mbps and upload:5M-10Mbps .
if u r using 1Mbps now, i don't think u can reach that speed .
and (as far as we know about TM) i believe they will make the minimum price about RM200 or above like current price of  UNIFI PRO.

so, make no sense go for VDSL2+
UNIFI is your only hope, although the progress of its deployment is too slow. (they don't have any reason to speed it up, coz no matter how , they still earn money from u  rclxub.gif  doh.gif  brows.gif )
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With no competition at all, in particular of TELCO industry, where the whole world is basically network connected, at the end, everyone lost out in the competition.

Let us just look around the region like Singapore, Korea or Hong Kong, for the progress they made.

For us, everything still seems like yesterday, with the same slogan shouted, but we are just deceiving our self in many occasion.

Everything of our daily living are rising, just that our GAJI not rising bangwall.gif bangwall.gif


 

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