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This post has been edited by wilson1stop: Jul 21 2018, 02:17 AM

Technicians and TM guys can get earlier, to testing internet stability...
Public is rollout phases between mid-Aug till first quarters 2019

Perhaps his devices only connected 802.11n or modem not support 802.11ac.
He need check his settings first.

Max speed for N is 450Mbps, AC is 1331Mbps, but if connected LAN cable RJ45 Cat6 then full speed is 1000Mbps only.

This post has been edited by wilson1stop: Jul 14 2018, 03:58 PM

FYI, 60GB quota was written inside every UNIFIers agreements since N years ago.
it's was subject to TM decisions, 60GB is more than enough for entry levels.
It's just RM79 after all...

LOL, I'm Malaysians but backpacker mindset...
Malaysians/Singaporeans really lazy reading especially those little words...

LOL, I was thought at least 97% didn't read at all or some read little only...

Change new equips need pay extra or re-contract. BETTER BUY UR OWN, if not sure, ask again contractors (Normally they will tell you the truths)

can but depend your modem/router and smartphone support which wifi?
search your modem model in google to find out B/G, B/G/N or B/G/N/AC

If N only, then no need chance anything as maximum is 450Mbps only, if G only is 45Mbps

If BTU is VDSL then GG already, as early model only support 100Mbps, then VDSL2 is 200Mbps, V+ only 300-350Mbps.
FTTH will write ONU, OLT, ONT in front the BTU

Yesterday still 10.5Mbps...

Is it?
I'm think they go random...

100Mbps is NOT impressed for me, I've used before 1000Mbps thru Holland, Romania, USA, Singapore VPS which is extremely blazing fast~
Those who kept said need more hard drive is NEVER using high speed before, NO NEED DOWNLOAD anymore if you're get used with Streaming.

Another TIPS for those stayed high-rise, when Singapore first launched in HDB their 300Mbps only managed get actual 30-50Mbps only.
I'm hoping that nowaday technology is improve for better speeds, GOOD LUCKS!!

100Mbps Fiber in South Korea only costing 3 meal(s)
Malaysia's TM and Unifi costed around 30 meal(s) for SAME speed.

This post has been edited by wilson1stop: Jul 14 2018, 09:22 PM

Bro, even V+ cannot promised everyone 300-350Mbps, it's depend distances and NOISE of your line.

Congrat, your max speed is 200Mbps, so no need wasting another $$$ for upgrades, just wait another Free Upgrade after 100Mbps one

But TM technician locked your MAX SPEED @ 135Mbps Download and 45.5Mbps Upload

This post has been edited by wilson1stop: Jul 14 2018, 09:27 PM

LOL, I got no this headaches...
Because I was supervising the TM installation and demanded FTTH lying cable works.

My DP box just 5meter away from my BTU, all was connected fiber cable even last end miles.

True, your line was very lucky.
Actually copper line need change every 10 years. but 28dB is acceptable for now.

Not sure with VDSL, you can request technician lower your 100Mbps if internet was unstable for a while.

Signal-to-noise ratio (SNR)

It's a value measured in dB and it describes the relation between the signal strength to your house versus the noise, which affects your copper line. The noise is normally magnetic disturbance from high voltage cables etc. The higher the dB value is, the better your line will be, as the signal strength outperforms the noise.

Typical values are:

10dB and lower is bad
11db – 20dB is OK
20dB – 28dB is excellent
29dB and above is outstanding
Line attenuation

Basically it's the distance between you and the ISP and the quality of the copper to your house. It's also measured in dBs and you can check the number on your ADSL statistics page. The closer you are to the ISP, typically the better speeds you can get. It also depends on the amount of users, who connect through the same copper. In short, the lower this number is, the better:

20dB and below is outstanding
20dB – 30dB is excellent
30dB – 40dB is very good
40dB – 50db is OK
50dB and above is bad
SNR Margin is a value to set in order to get the speed you desire. It's the difference between the actual SNR (dB noise) and the line attenuation required to sync at a specific speed. This also depends on the ADSL technology, ADSL (up to 8 Megabits), ADSL2 (up to 12 Megabits) or ADSL2+ (up to 24 Megabits).

Calculation example:

Desired downstream in Kilobits per second: 8096 (ADSL)
SNR: 44 dB
Attenuation: 35 dB
SNR Margin: 44-35 = 9 dB

In conclusion, in order to get speeds close to 8 Megabits for your normal ADSL, the SNR Margin should be set to 9 dB, when the noise measurements are the above values.

depend what you want or your contractor can offer.
If you want thru ceiling then super slow 1-2 hours.
Install Hyyptv is another wasting time, and need testing again~

For my case, only lying cable thru windows, below 20 minutes kaodim lio...
But your's TM migrate might took some time as need to wait HQ after contractor called them.

wasai, something wrong with your line, screenshot inside your router details.
or maybe network congested. You can also call Support for refresh your line... (or reboot for 12-seconds will do favors as well)

Dude, we living in Reality world...
That's is just a chart...

By the ways, how many houses still stay very closing to DSLAM (Street Cabinet)?

This post has been edited by wilson1stop: Jul 14 2018, 09:53 PM

Still using HyppTV for what?
100Mbps++ can streaming Android Boxes for over 2000 Channels for FREE~

Also come with HyppTV everywhere, can streaming in Internet TV too.


Reason 1: you cable was cutted accidentally or broken.
Reason 2: your BTU might faulty if 1st gen, 3rd gen is fine.
Reason 3: your house too far from DSLAM and caused by noise line too.

This post has been edited by wilson1stop: Jul 15 2018, 12:37 AM