QUOTE(sHawTY @ Jun 24 2017, 10:45 AM)
I've used TP-Link, D-Link, Huawei, Belkin and lots more
I am also still a user of 2 Huawei routers
you on the other hand is bashing ASUS as whole
bodoh never read.
You use other brands before?
If you have, you would realize there are other factors aside from the brand "asus"
like price/performance/range/features/budget etc to compare.
Bashing asus is an understatement.
asus is overated expensive piece of crap.
QUOTE(sHawTY @ Jun 24 2017, 10:45 AM)
I know the previous posts was about DSL-AC68U
you didn't know because you didn't read.
you defend asus as a whole like a fanboy.
QUOTE(sHawTY @ Jun 24 2017, 10:45 AM)
My posts were correct, there's nothing you can do, because building management will not fork out the money to take out the copper cable and replace it to Fiber cable. It's expensive
The cabling in an apartment is the building management's responsibility, not TM
So yes, unless you are willing to pay thousands of ringgit to lay your own fiber cable,
there is nothing you can do your posts are not correct.building management has nothing to do with anything.
the apartment either has existing copper or full fibre.
if copper, fibre is until main mdf room
TM will usually use vdsl for convenience/cost effective sake.
TM are able to pull the cable from the mdf room to his unit if near.
when TIME bb provides full fibre service to an apartment that has copper infra,
they will lay one single fibre from the mdf room to all the floors, then to individual units as when required.
however, in TS case, he can
1) change router ( eliminating any fault from the router equation)
2) ask TM to lay full fibre to his unit if near to main mdf room.
3) wait for TIME
or like what you suggest, duh....
1) move to another apartment
2) nothing he can do.
thousands of ringgit in your era has gotten cheaper.
cost few hundreds depending on distance. (cheaper than expensive piece of crap asus.)
This post has been edited by duckaton: Jun 24 2017, 11:14 AM