That is not kitchen... it's dining hall. Kitchen is at the rear . My room is just 6 feet., do I say right?

Went to TMpoint twice today to downgrade/upgrade my plan

first at 1130am, 8th in queue, yet till 1230pm still got 4 in front of me
have to abandon as have lunch appointment at 1230pm

went back at 130pm, this time got 22 queue in front me, waited for almost 2 hours, only then it's my turn

but thank god it's a cute awek serving me
trying to change my RM139 30Mbps to RM129 100Mbps, was happier when I'm told can get the 100Mbps today as she just need to activate it on the spot
but after click click click, told me not possible today, as need to send technician to do speedtest at my place, was per system my area speed limitation is 50Mbps only

cute awek sudah kahwin, noticed the cincin on her finger
aiks, VDSL means I'm screwed & stuck to maximum 50Mbps?

could it be my area's unifi's fiber infra still haven't fully ready?
It's strange that I couldn't find the usual fiber cabinet in my area
but from my house it's confirmed going into the usual fiber white box,
but if using VDSL, can Maxis tumpang on it also? as Maxis salesman are very aggressive recently calling me to change ISP

nope, landed
the infra in my area was ready just last month

Hey guys. Ridiculous story to share here.
To recap, I am the unlucky one to not being able to enjoy unifi due to lack of port.
After complaint to mcmc, and after 3 working days, finally TM called me to inform port is ready. And yes when I go to Tmpoint they also see from their system there is one port available.

Here is the thing.
I was trying to subscribe for 100Mbps BEST rm129 plan and at the same time to maintain my existing land number (means no new number for unifi, and with this, I also save rm25 monthly not to pay the rental fee).

Today, CS called and said my area is not fully supporting 100mbps, and I thought he is going to say 30mbps is ok. But so ridiculously, he offered me a 10mbps package for rm129!!! This is crazy... Even 30mbps also only rm89, and now what is this kind of offer?

And now, I am still stucked at the mighty 1mbps streamyx.

Just wanna share my experience.

My sister's house got turbo to 800mbps. She's using ac1200 located in her living room upstairs. So yesterday I bought Tenda AC 18 at Lowyat plaza for RM 299 (at Sri, viewnet is RM 300 haha no difference really) to bridge connection from her house to my house. So I hanged the Tenda router on a window in my room which is also upstairs, and used the mode "universal repeater". It works fine. Quite satisfied. Managed to get 100mbps up and down wirelessly. The signal is really good.

At her house, I managed to get 300mbps on the phone wirelessly with her router.

I wonder if I bought another Tenda AC 18 and replaced her tplink/archer ac1200, would it be better in terms of speed for both me and her house?

received a bonus from TM.... just yesterday get 100mbps for Rm129, just now got turbo-ed.... lol

Here bro,

Me and my mate gotten our turbo SMS today as well. (both very different locations) We also managed to hit 93mbps only. I think we havent not been given the full speed yet ?

We are at 50mbps before this. So i would be expecting x10 of our existing speeds.

I will update my case, checking if I get the Turbo to 500 mbps tomorrow. I force them to do an order like you just,  its unfair for them to keep me wait and I m paying more than you.

Now at PONR status, hopefully order close properly

Is that anyway to reconfigure the btu?

Lol, I don’t think the newbies would understand that, as if they do, they won’t be here, asking us all the questions, and to be honest, I don’t like giving this sort of advice for them. If anything happened to their PC after they do that, the blame will be squarely on my shoulders, even if it has nothing to do with me.

Apparently I have been turbo'ed, my current speed supposed to be 300Mbps.

Here is my speed test using LAN cable:

It doesn't reach 300Mbps, I have checked that all my LAN cables are CAT5e, but let's put that aside for now, it could be due to LOLTM.

This is my speed test using WIFI 2.4ghz (11n):

(Note: My laptop does not support 5.0ghz)

Forget about matching the speed achieved through LAN, it's even slower than even what is specified in first post, which states that:
802.11n - 600 Mbps (2.4 GHz and 5 GHz) - 150Mbps typical for network adapters, 300Mbps, 450Mbps, and 600Mbps speeds when bonding channels with some routers.

Could it be something wrong with my router configuration? Or is it time for me to change my router?  It's a TP-LINK TL-WDR3600 I bought 4 years ago. At that time, it was a big improvement over the router provided by TM.

PS: My laptop is right next to my router, so it shouldn't be an issue of distance.

For "40 MHz", were you referring to the "Channel Width"? Previously it was set to "Auto", I set to 40 Mhz and the speed is the same, sometime it even seems slower. 

Some of the devices in my house does not support 11AC, so I would need to stick with 11N, or is there router capable of outputting 11AC and 11N at the same time?

Anyway, the main thing I would like clarification is that, if I am sticking to 11N, would getting a new router actually "help" in wifi performance? Or is what I'm the seeing the best I can achive with 11N?

Sorry if some of my questions sound stupid, I'm very new in network related field.
Don't see this setting in my router page.

I have just got the turbo upgrade to 300 Mbps, currently using Linksys E2500 router and Alcatel-Lucent I-240G-P BTU, should I change the new router to support the new speed? Because i try LAN and WiFi also can’t reach to 300Mbps. please help.

Backward compatible, meaning that the 11AC will automatically fallback to 11N when it comes to device that don't support 11AC?

How to know if my device support 802.11N dual band support? Usually when I check my the device spec it says something like 802.11 a/b/g/n, didn't say anything about dual band.

Extra observation:
I did have another problem with 5.0ghz, when I tried 5.0ghz (11an) on my Router, the signal becomes really weak when I move to a different floor, I tested with my phone which support 5.0ghz (but not 11AC), but I do notice an increase of speed when compared to 2.4ghz however, only when the signal is strong though.

Wow, now computers with Win10 also can be the bottleneck.
Difficult to tell them their computer not up to par, need to change  

The AC1200 cannot even achieve 800Mbps on wired. The router struggle even to reach 300Mbps. After changing to TPLINK c2300, the speed easily reach 820Mbps on several test.

5 GHz provides faster data rates at a shorter distance. For best performance and reliability, enable support for all channel widths on 5 GHz. This allows devices to use the largest width they support, which results in optimal performance and compatibility. Not all client devices support 40MHz channels, so don't enable 40MHz-only mode. Devices that support only 20MHz channels cant connect to a Wi-Fi router in 40MHz-only mode. Similarly, don't enable 80MHz-only mode, or only clients capable of 802.11 AC will be able to connect.