I've shifted the post out of LYN to a free wiki page so that players can help with the editing. All they need to do is create an account with pbworks.com and just edit on the wiki with the new information. The link to the wiki is below :

http://wowstreamyxconnections.pbworks.com

This thread will remain as discussions for problems ppl are facing with in-game latency when on Streamyx lines.

This post has been edited by myremi: Jul 27 2009, 12:12 PM

eternallove, which area in penang are you at? might be helpful to know since certain areas may lag worst than others.

deo, where is Bandar Sungai Long?

(my ignorance is shining here. )

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Added on February 11, 2007, 2:38 pmSingapore = rich and competitive so infrastruture setup is better. Annoying thing is that Telekom is one of the major shareholder of M1. Money should be channeled back here to fix their homeground system.

Thailand + Vietnam = not a lot of ppl on broadband I would think so lines are not full-up. Plus, probably got a better deal out of the international telcos than TMNet.

This post has been edited by myremi: Feb 11 2007, 02:38 PM

ta deo. marah me also no use since I don't live in Kajang.

for 60.48.*, i think it's something lik 60.52.* i.e. fast in the morning but once afternoon hits, lags a lot.

This post has been edited by myremi: Feb 11 2007, 07:14 PM

Thanks guys.

frega, is kepong part of KL or Selangor? i've parked kepong under selangor but not sure since I'm not from there.

thanks guys for posting.

for the rest of the WoW players, what IP are you connecting to? others would like to know.

CNY mah. everyone on holiday wanna surf.

I like to play WoW during rain times. Nature kicks everyone in the housing area out. Haha!

Amazingly, my streamyx modem has been surviving since 2003. Never turned off except when I leave for hometown.

It's the 1st generation of the ZTE ZXDSL 831. The Streamyx Tech told me that it's usually hardier than the newer versions of the modem.

Before I got a better surge protector, I was using a cheapo Voltage Regulator. Now, ended up using a Belkin 7-plug surge protector (nearly RM200) plus UPS (no choice after my 1st PC went kaput after a year).

For my first PC, had to changed out everything except for the Leadtek Graphic Card, Intel Chip and the above modem.

This is through almost daily rainstorms + lightning strikes in Kuching.

errr...which one is ok to do instances + raid?

coz your latency is sort of in the borderline. cutoff point is 600 ms so for 60.52.x at 400-800 ms is good or bad?

you forgot to post your IP.

outsiders_86, same question : which part of Kedah?

radiounit : wanna share the IP you get and which part of Malaysia you live in?

rEDs. is 218.208.x.x good or bad line in kulim? can't tell from your posting but everyone else has been complaining about it.

guys, what's your latency on both then? so that i can update the main page.

IP and address details please. complaining about latency with no other details won't help anyone.

I started this thread awhile back because of the complaints about the lag and there seem to be a lot of people complaining but no overview of what was really going on throughout Malaysia. The thread was to put whatever feedback that people had about the IPs and see if other areas had the same problems

Yeah, I know that tracert but can you imagine how annoying it is having to repeat it over and over to people to do it? Come to think about it, one day I had enough, especially when people talk about lag and yet have nothing else to say except the word "lag". No IPs, no tracerts, nothing and they refuse to make their case with streamyx.

Maybe I didn't achieve this at all with the information posted up. Then again, as mentioned in the 1st post, this thread is to post up IP information and it was to try it out (to see if people find it useful). What to do with this info, well, hopefully it gives a glimpse of hope for ppl who could try redialing or it could act as a reference for them when they experience lag.

One thing that I hope this thread did was at the very least reduce the amount of postings about their lag situation.

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Added on March 8, 2007, 5:36 pmwhich 218 connection? some folks were reporting 218.208 as both good and bad, and that 218.111 was in the same situation.


This post has been edited by myremi: Mar 8 2007, 05:36 PM

As much as I agree with you and sympathize with you on this, I'm going to have to ask you to start another thread to keep arguments to a minimum on this thread. Since I'm not a moderator, I'm asking as nicely as I think I can. Then in that other thread, rally for all you want. For this thread, let's just keep it to IP information.

And if you're expecting it to be my duty to rally for everyone, I'm going to have to pass on that because I get frustrated easily with hitting brickheads who know the obvious answers but are not taking it. But like I said, start another thread. Or better yet, think of a way to lead the changes needed. Posting up complaints on a forum that Streamyx and Telekom will most likely not read is not going to help matters, or even calling them when their helpdesk is known not to record down case numbers or that they can't deal with all the technical details.

For everyone else, this thread is not a Call-of-Arms thread. You can head over to the Network and Broadband Users for that or until someone post up another thread in WoW.

Also, please do not assume that I can do anything and everything. I'm a puny female, remember that. Thank you.

Depends. Whether we can play on a good line or not, it's still worthwhile to see what IPs are good connections to play on. It's not going to reveal to us the reason behind the lag but it's the easiest quick-rule-of-thumb to know whether you're in for a good session of WoW or not.

Yes, we are all fedup with Streamyx. Problem has always been how to present a united front and how to persuade TMNet to improve Streamyx.

Anyway, for the lag this week, I don't think it's all contributed by the line but one of the international connections out. Some friends on Oz and NZ were saying that they were experiencing weird lag as well and that their ISP mentioned it was an outage on one of the gateways out. Only thing to do atm is to wait it out and see what happens.

Then again, Streamyx has posted up a notice about service interruptions in certain areas during 5-March till 16-March. And everytime an area goes down, the entire connection nationwide slows down anyways.

As for that statement being female, it was a cheap shot to diffuse the situation a bit. It did the trick I think.

Hmm...and I think I wrote a bit too much. Oopsy.

Sashan, which part of Malacca are you in?

Chc, can you post to the 2nd number? Sometimes getting 218.111 and 218.208 is a big difference. Unless 218.111 is starting to have problems too.

When you post the 1st number only, you're just posting which country the IP is from. Hehe! Well, as a general rule of thumb, that's the 1st number anyways. It would be nice to get up to the 3rd number but that might involve a lot of recording for everyone so I usually ask up to the 2nd set of numbers.

Ta!

guys, i'm going to stop editing for a bit. the in-game lag is extremely weird these days.

morning and afternoon are ok with 300-500 ms so it's bearable. but suddenly in the evening starting 8 pm onwards, it's shooting up to easily 2K secs.

when that happens, log out of WoW and reconnect back. sometimes that helps but only in current situation. also, don't run thottbot or wowhead in the background, especially wowhead.