QUOTE(ryansxs @ Sep 18 2020, 02:26 PM)
guess its your device not the network i guess.
does it happen to other device as well?
Yes. I thought it's my browser problem or ad blocker.
However on my iphone, the video calls/calls have been disconnecting intermittently. Like after 10~15 minutes, it disconnects. The only good thing is that it connects back pretty much quickly but still it keeps happening. That one~~10 seconds disconnection is annoying.
PC gaming - same. disconnected and couldn't even connect back until i flush DNS.(this is the only thing i knew to do so i did it).
Not sure if it's TIME's problem, hardware or so. But it seems like below forumer is also getting somewhat similar issues.
QUOTE(chineu6 @ Sep 20 2020, 01:14 PM)
Hi everyone, need some help here. It's been quite a few years that I subscribe to TIME broadband 100mbps package with the given TP Link Archer C1200 router. Having no issues with connection speed all this while until lately, here are some problems that I encountered.
1. When laptop connected to 5GHz network, both download and upload speed able to get 100+- mbps which is normal. However, when my Honor 20 Pro phone, Mi Box S and Ipad connected to 5GHz network, download gets only 30-40 mbps but upload able to get 90-100 mbps.
2. During the test, my devices show connected to 5GHz network with excellent signal strength. Stand right in front of router and do speedtest still the same issue.
3. Rebooted router, same issue. Go into TP Link and restore all settings back to default, same issue.
4. Called up TIME tech support, they did a so called "reset" from their side and ask me use my phone browse to testyourspeed.time.com.my. Did a speedtest from TIME website using my phone and result shows 100+mbps on both download and upload. TIME considered this issue solved and close the ticket.
5. After hang up the call, open my Ookla speedtest app using my phone and re-test again, again it shows download 30+mbps and upload 100+ mbps. Tested on 2.4GHz network, download shows 20+ mbps and upload 90+ mbps.
6. I can see that my Mi Box S is loading Netflix videos slowly and even when playing videos, I can see pixelation which I believe Netflix is optimizing the video quality based on my connection speed.
I've been using the same phone and did speed test using Ookla speedtest app all this while and I get actually get 100+ mbps on both download and upload.
Sorry if my explanation causes any confusion. I hope someone could help me to solve my connection issues.
Thank you very much!