O.o? 400Mbps?

Must be 2x2:2 client device for this device with PHY link speed of 867Mbps. Factor in 40 - 60 percent overhead (error-correction, inteference, frame retransmission), that about right.

Try run speedtest using LAN cable.

Well.....my condolences on you since you have to deal with them....

How come your result is strange...
Try other servers using LAN cable.

http://speedtest.maxis.com.my/page1.html
http://speed.time.com.my/

To be exact, your laptop wireless card limitation.

Time to get USB based adapter such as TPLink Archer T9UH ?

-.-......Duh....of course you can only get 300Mbps.


AC1200G+ is 2x2:2 while your USB-AC68 is 3x4:3
In your case, buy 3x3:3 router to match your wireless USB adapter

You didn't mention about that in your previous post . *my mistake*

Then again, his usb-ac68 has 3 transmit and 4 receive configuration, I wonder if he should buy* 4x4:4 router?

This post has been edited by JohnLai: Aug 21 2018, 07:43 PM

Before that, can you read this two?
https://www.blacktubi.com/review/asus-usb-ac68-review/
https://www.digitalcitizen.life/reviewing-a...oks-bird?page=1

You need to know your USB-AC68 limitation too.

Probably last priority.

TM must upgrade subscribers who pay a lot for their 30,50,100Mbps first.

Otherwise, how is TM going to justify those who pay RM129 got free upgrade to 100Mbps while those who pay RM200+ for 100Mbps haven't been upgraded to 800Mbps?
It is just a simple business decision.

Sometimes C1200 UPNP doesn't work if it is triggered by 'certain' software. (Have you turn it off and on yet?)

However, for EU firmware......there is beta firmware available specifically for UPNP issue.......here

Malaysia firmware update = "pergi mimpilah"

Nope......wifi protocol efficiency issue.

With that 1Gbps PHY link speed, your MAC layer speed probably around 500 - 600Mbps.

...or TM doesn't want users to know their upgrade eligibility as these unlucky users will complain......and dealing with them....is very 'troublesome'.

Maybe fruitie should consider gender reassignment surgery.

Ironically, TP-Link is using customised OpenWRT firmware......

At least we know what is* the upcoming announcement from TM on 30 August now....

Move along, nothing to see...

This post has been edited by JohnLai: Aug 25 2018, 07:21 PM

Aiyo, this one confirms China CUT the cable off after Story Of Yanxi Palace quiz by Vietnam

Old news edition:
https://www.thestar.com.my/business/busines...oadband-launch/

KUALA LUMPUR: CIMB Equities Research is keeping its hold recommendation for Telekom Malaysia ™ with a target price of RM3.55 after Maxis has just launched its revised Home Fibre Broadband plans.

It said on Tuesday that Maxis’ plans for households were RM89/RM129 per month for 30/100Mbps. For business customers, the prices are just RM10 higher, at RM99/139 per month, respectively.

“With the new plans, Maxis has moved ahead of the finalisation of new access agreements with TM, which are still in the final stages of negotiations. Maxis says it will offer higher speed plans in the coming months, once it secures access from TM.

CIMB Research said as per its earlier expectations, Maxis did not undercut TM's price on the Home 100Mbps plan.

However, the 30Mbps plan was priced lower than its expectations of c.RM100+. Based on the Mandatory Standard on Access Pricing (MSAP) and a contention ratio of 30:1, “we estimate the monthly wholesale cost would have been RM88.50. Maxis appears to have foregone subs acquisition cost and any profit margin”.

It said Maxis’s 30Mbps plan is available to all, which may force TM to eventually extend its RM79/month 30Mbps offer beyond the B40 households (RM4,500 monthly income and below).

This could pose further downtrading risk for its more price-sensitive unifi (and applicable Streamyx) households, although we believe most subs will choose to upgrade speeds to at least 100Mbps (i.e. RM129/month).

For Business Fibre Broadband, Maxis’s 100Mbps price is 30% cheaper and 10 times faster than TM’s existing RM199/month entry-level 10Mbps biz lite plan. In order to keep the price, TM will now have to upgrade speeds by more than 10 times.

“We believe that most of TM’s SME customers are on the RM329/month biz pro plan (which we presume will see at least a 10x speed upgrade). If Maxis is also able to price attractively for 500Mbps-1Gbps packages, it may represent a risk for TM.

“We estimate some c.20-25% of TM’s unifi broadband subs are business customers (accounting for potentially c.25-30% of unifi revenue, if not more).

“We currently assume that unifi Home average revenue per user (ARPU) will drop by a blended 15% over the next two years (given the timing of contract renewals), with no change to unifi Business ARPU. If we assume the same 15% drop for the latter, our FY19-20F core EPS may be reduced by 12%-17% and our fair value by 13% to RM3.10,” it said.

For one....everyone know TM tried to delay MSAP during Najib administration. Luckily it is not approved before GE.

Last I read, the 25% discount was supposed to be implement at end of 2018.
That was fast.....31 August eh? Will it be 25% (effectively 19% due to 6% sst) or 50%?

Try to disable NAT Boost and report back what is the speed.

Advanced, System Tools, System Parameter, scroll down, NAT Boost.

I just wanna know how much the slowdown will be without NAT Boost.
Cause a lot of users use QOS functionality which require NAT Boost to be disabled.

Got a feeling it is actually a real news and ministry is forced to take its statement back after TM share price started to plunge like no tomorrow.