Has Time started to throttle torrents?

Currently using Time 300Mbps. Previously could easily get torrent speed of multiple MB/s on a single healthy torrent.

how much u spent to relocate the point?

if it is my own house, i will go for FTTR instead... rm1xxx one time cost can allow me to have good latency fibre connection at living room + bedrooms.

just relocating the original fibre point may not really help in the perfect connection unless ur unit is really small i guess.

if the point is already done at the living and just drill hole and pull the cable over.. by rite there is a need to extend the fibre cable rite? did he join the cable or?

yes, agreed that desktop PC should use wired connection if possible becos more stable the connection.
for my case, the fibre point is at the living room where the parent node of my mesh is at, then i put the the child node at my study room where my desktop PCs are in and connect them to the child node via wired connection.

the study room is just beside the living room so the signal strength of the child node is not bad at -52 dBM which my desktop PC can get around 450Mbps download and 420Mbps upload speed, given that I am using 600Mbps plan, it is acceptable i think although it is not excellent since it is just wifi 5 mesh.  ping is 11ms... so i play mobile game inside the study room and connected via child node also i do not experience any latency.

my masterbedroom i dun use any mesh node, just connect to the parent node which it is capable to cover the entire unit, just that further away part to the living will get lower speed but still usable... at least latency is still ok.

yes, i can understand what u wanted. becos i also want the same, i am on 600Mbps plan and i wish i can have the same speed everywhere in the house with lowest latency possible as i can. Previously I was at a 2 storey cluster house i struggled a lot with the speed upstairs even with the mesh units. Now i moved to a 2 bedroom apartment unit, this situation improves by a lot. but if can i still wish to have FTTR also.  but too bad, the current place i stayed is rented one, so cannot do it... 

sad to say that, u should have considered FTTR, it is expensive, but if it is ur own house, i find that it is a perfect solution for now, even next time if internet plan gets cheaper that everyone also can easily enjoy 1Gbps plan u can benefit from it also.

my theory of buying things nowaday is always 'pay cheap and buy twice'. I will buy something best that can meet my needs instead of the cheaper alternative option. 

but after my current contract is over. i want to opt for 200Mbps plan (no contract) plan instead. 600Mbps plan to me is actually overkilled that i cannot fully utilise the speed. better to pay cheaper plan monthly for long run and use the savings for the equipment that can provide better and consistent speed will be more ideal even the speed is only 200Mbps.

now i can get 460Mbps speed via the wired connection thru the child node (mesh) in my study room, which is not too bad.. the latency is also quite good also. would want to spend the money to upgrade to wifi 6e or wifi 7 when the equipment gets cheaper for even better and more consistent connection than now. since FTTR is unlikely to be a possible option for me if i continue to rent the room. FTTR for time, it stated that it must be 600Mbps plan and above only can get...

Hi, how I wish I could help, but I'm in Penang. I can give you some ideas what to look at... before this how did your contractor relocate the fiber port ?
Do check for any bending on the cable, splicing point (if any) & the fast connector as well...
You may text me for more details.

Thanks.

Yes, that old one does hijack. DNS settings are greyed out right? I've heard you can ask TIME CS to change for you.

otherwise, asking them to change to bridge mode and attaching your own router should work too

No worries.. -23.5dBm is still very high... Fiber reading is fluctuating, sometimes when the source gets higher, then your reading may shoot up high.... if can, lower that to -21.xdBm to be safer.
Thanks.