that is devoid of Unifi Turbo Upgrade.

if you're with 50Mbps, upgrade your service means you're triggering them to contact you to upgrade to 100Mbps (pre-turbo).

it's just a link that will direct you to a new page where you fill in some details - phone number, address, etc. if i'm not mistaken.

pssttt sifu, any idea how (and if it's possible) to lower down my ping?
i saw some people have like 1-2ms ping.. how is that possible?

just asking, since i came from 40ms ping in my streamyx days & curious why other people have lower ping.

just mention that you'd do it for +RM20 though. (RM129 + RM20 = RM149 for 50Mbps)

have you checked with maxis that your house is covered/legible for maxis RM129 @ 100Mbps?

he hasn't checked yet, thus the very reason i asked.

some people are in premature dilemma of choosing maxis over unifi,
whereas in most cases - maxis can't even offer their coverage (be it due to jurisdiction/gentleman's agreement whatsoever).

thus the advice for pcm123 is to check first for your actual options, then only decide.

though i agree with wilson1stop to start small, then upgrade later.

this is the only thing i hate TM for - forcing hypptv when it's actually not even used by some users.
what's more unbearable is the fact that although i'm paying RM129 for the Lite package,
itemized billing always show Internet - RM99, HyppTV RM30 which rubs salt to the wound (exaggerating.. haha)

i was really hoping that TM can offer something like

10Mbps ala-carte : RM99

add-on HyppTV : RM129

i know it can't happen, though. just wishful thinking.

#PotongHyppTV

if it goes on like this, perhaps you've gotta setup an FAQ
or even an SOP for users to run through before asking further.

as always, set your expectations low.
that way, no 2nd time bawang-ed like raya time.

please don't tell us that you're also opting to go for maxis RM89/30Mbps just to cut down your spending..

as mentioned before, i just wish that i can also #PotongHyppTV since i don't utilize it.
installed HyppTV Everywhere on my phone, tried one time and that's it.

U don’t be so lansi la raju. 🤣

Congrats, your underground fiber was inspected
and we have deduced that your area is not capable for Turbo upgrade.

Have a nice day.

jompay ada.

Some router/BTU (a.k.a GPON) behaves differently.

At least in my past experiences, I’ve always instructed my family to do this:

Turn-off internet:

1. Off router first.

2. Then only you off the BTU/GPON.

Turn-on/resetting the network:

1. Turn-on BTU/GPON.

2. Wait for the LED indicators to light up properly (some indicate that the connection is okay to go).

3. After 2 is stable, then only turn on your router.

4. Wait for 1-2 mins or if you understand the light indicators on your router, wait for it to stabilize first and afterwards only internet is ready.


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Might be hogwash/bullcrap, but majority of instable internet connection instability problems were solved this way (at least thru my experience).

Note: Sequence of turning-off router/btu is technically bullshit since the router/btu will fresh restart itself even if you just cut the power directly for both.

I just like the idea of sequential turn-on/off. Hahaha.

This post has been edited by pokchik: Aug 29 2018, 02:42 PM

Most of the forumners here really berkira about spending money for good routers.

I wasted 2x RM300-ish for useless dl**k modems in my streamyx days.

Got myself an RT-AC86U and it improved my streamyx connection. Butter-smooth when paired with my oldie Aztech (2009) ADSL modem.

After Unifi came in, I setup AiMesh with a 2nd AC86U and it gave me stable connection ever since.

..2019

Hehehe

don't be confused, bro.. the USB these guys are talking about is related to USB wireless adapter like so:
(not the best picture, but you get the point)



800Mbps (WiFi Network) --> xxxMbps (Capability of Wireless Adapter) --> 4xx Mbps (USB 2.0/3.0 data transfer capability)

This post has been edited by pokchik: Aug 30 2018, 03:10 PM

1st page. Dlink Tin Can ~300Mbps

Uh.. the kind that is supported by 2 teams?

1st team Customer Service, who has experience in standard issues (pre-turbo) but limited support for turbo trial run.

2nd team Turbo upgrade running around checking and enabling higher speeds praying that nothing can go wrong.

I just wish that TM would’ve had a proper plan in the beginning - select less laymen and more supportive customers who can give good feedbacks and less complaints.

Congrats!