Usually they will capped u at 5mbps so that u will get true 4mbps speed..
For the time being, around 7am till 1am, streaming will be lagging (my observation)..
RS, not sure coz rarely download using RS..But can get up to 200~300kbps in my case..Dont know can get this speed constantly or not from RS..
Local browsing is fast...Load soccernet, bbc.co.uk quite fast...

Last 2 weeks, the speed is like hell slow..but now seems to be normal already..

So, what can I tell, it worth it if u is a heavy download user... 

It all depends on your DSL Sync. Again it depends how you manage your bandwidth. for me , at times it can be good and sometimes it can be pain in the butt

Hulu streaming would be great at High quality without any lag on a good day. However on a bad day, bam it will start to buffer every 2 second. It has its ups and downs. Local sites are always fast , downloading latest ubuntu is great with 4Mbps. Again it all depends. The main reason why I went with 4Mbps is not because of its speed , its because of its IP range and superb routing to Europe and to US. That was my main reason

It has its ups and downs. As for me , I am okay with it. I can tolerate with its down and lately youtube takes forever to load.

Haha...its not like that la...The screenshot that he show u is the download history...
If u look carefully, there's column that show start date and finished date...

Ignore the dates , what I would do is download one file till 50MB and then stop and then resume the next day. Its because I stream a lot of videos. When I am not in the mood to see any videos , I resume.
You'l be needing 25Mbps for that

i've called yesterday regarding the ip, they told me the 115 and 218 is for 4mbps user. uhuhuhukk. i've send an email to help@tm.net.my the other day complaining bout my speed and unstable connection. today they've reply and ask me to do some speedtest and show it. so, they deserve it,i've attached 3 speedtest result from their speedometer, 2 of them is 2000kbps average and 1 is only 1800++kbps. see how they want to show off now. they reply the email also like shait. very messy with full of "???" symbol.

don't think he need to do that.. this is the reply:
Referring to your e-mail dated 25th November 2009 on connection issue. We would like to advise you to proceed with some basic troubleshooting, in order for us to streamline the issue that you are facing currently.

1) Bypass splitter/ micro filter/ fax machine/ lightning protector.
2) Stand alone connection, from wall socket to modem (No parallel line).
3) Flush DNS (Domain Name Server)
??????????????? a) For Win 98/ME:
??????????????? - Click Start button, go to run
??????????????? - Type "winipcfg" and then click OK
??????????????? - Select your network card name from the adapter drop-down menu
??????????????? - Click on Release button
??????????????? - The IP address should display 0.0.0.0. Then click Renew All
??????????????? - Click OK to close the window
??????????????? b) For Win XP/2000:
??????????????? - Click on Start button, go to run
??????????????? - Type "command", click OK
??????????????? - Type in "ipconfig/flushdns", then press Enter
??????????????? - Make sure the result is "Successfully flushed the DNS Resolver cache"
??????????????? - Type "exit" and press Enter to close the window screen
4) Switch off the modem, unplug/re-plug all cables, wait for 5 to 10 minutes before switching on the modem.
5) Create new dialer and configure DNS
??? - (Preferred DNS Server: 202.188.0.133 /Alternate DNS Server: 202.188.1.5)
6) Reboot computer and the modem.
7) Do a bandwidth test from our website as follows:
(http://219.93.175.234/bandwidthspeed.htm)

However, if the result is below 90% of the required speed, please reply us by attaching the result in kbits.
Alternatively, you can contact our Technical Department at 100 and select "Internet Services" if you need further assistance on the troubleshooting above and if the problem still persists, please provide us the following details for further action.

1) User name:???????????????????????????????????????????????????
2) Contact Person:?????????????????????????????????????????
3) Contact Number
?????????? -? Home/Office:?????????????????????
?????????? -? Mobile phone:???????????????????????????????????
4) Operating System:????????????????????????????????????
5) Modem Brand:???????????????????????????????????????????
6) Service Number:???????????????????????????????????????
7) Streamyx Package:??????????????????????????????????????????????????
8) 1 Bandwidth Test Result:???????????????????????????????????????
9) When the problem occurred:??????????????
10) When is the best time to call you:
Regards,

Vicknes
Customer Care Support, Internet Services,
Customer Service Management,
TM Retail.

Looking at the reply sent by tmnut support, it seems that they're blaming on the DNS .. but wondering what DNS has to do with speedtest?

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Added on November 29, 2009, 9:10 pmAnyway .. I'll bug the installer tomorrow .. I'm on 115 IP too .. modem is showing 4096/509 kbps .. but speed test cam sial..!

Hi all, so far from what I read here,many user satisfied with 4Mbps,I just apply for 4Mbps and the technician will come tomorrow for checking line I guess but I just wondering bout 88 installation fee,is it waived?

Thanks for explanation,I think I should take SIB since its easy to install.

aspire2006 , umm I must warn you this though. That only applies for 1Mbps/2Mbps. If you upgrade you'll be charged RM 88. TM folks will come to your house and do checks before they sync

The moment you register for 4mbps and if everything is okay , you'l lbe charged RM 88. That includes for folks who are going to upgrade as well. You cannot avoid that fee , I know its expensive and its stupid , but you can't avoid that

Thirdly there is no DIY streamyx 4mbps upgrade , TM folks must come and check if the line is 100% okay for 4Mbps

yay..got email from TMcustomercare support.

No need for RM88 if upgrade from 2 to 4Mb.
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Great news but..now I've to go there again...what a waste of time and $$$..
So how bro..the fella fix the 4mb line for you oledi or not?...whats the speed?