RJ45 connector itself is standard for all CAT5, 5e and 6. Nothing specific.

-.- The shop would rather ask you to buy new one. It brings more profit for the shop.

Then what am I going to do with my 20+meter of CAT 6 cable???

Hahahaha, wrap it on my router perhaps~

I don't know, buy a crimping tool (about RM25 for cheap one?) and rj45 connector (80 cent?) ?

Or go find other pc shop that offer crimping service? (If you can find one in first place.....)

Anyone using Dlink DIR-842, hardware version C2? Can please share your download spd/upload spd/your package

technician came my home and changed the router, this is the second DLINK i got from TM. the first Dlink was suspected malfunction, and they changed the new Dlink same model, believe it can delivers speed up to 80% of my plan

Wifi 5Ghz - standing in right in front of the modem 366Mbps download/192Mbps upload (800Mbps) plan, is this the optimum speed i expect for?

refer to this review
https://www.blacktubi.com/review/d-link-dir-842-review/

Donate to me?

No

Finally got Turboed!

Registered Unifi Bonanza 30Mbps on 02 Jul 2018 for RM139. Was shown not eligible for Turbo Upgrade at TM's webpage before they toke it down. Locations is Jalan Perak (KLCC) high-rise with FTTH. Equipped with Nokia ONU, TPLink AC1200.

Received an email on 18 Oct 2018 for getting Turbo ready. Received SMS on 28 Oct 2018, email on 1 Nov 2018. Didn't have to restart modem, but i shut down router when not at home. No change of equipments from TM. So far didn't complain nor enquire when is the Turbo, just waited patiently

Speed test (www.speedtest.net) using MacBook Pro 2015 connected via Wifi is
PING 6 ms
DOWNLOAD 301.70 Mbps
UPLOAD 51.17 Mbps

Hi I would like to update on my latest speed test

TM Package: TM Best 100 Mbps
Router: DIR-842 C2
LAN Link Speed: 1 Gbps with Cat-5e Cable
Wireless Link Speed: 433 Mbps (5Ghz) / 150 Mbps (2.4Ghz)

5Ghz Speed Test:
Download Avg: 106 - 110 Mbps
Upload Avg: 53 - 56 Mbps

2.4Ghz:
Download Avg: 101 - 106 Mbps
Upload Avg: 51 - 53 Mbps

LAN Speed Test:
Same as above.

TBH, I'm pretty happy as I'm able to squeeze the maximum speed through 2.4 Ghz band. Pretty Good free Router support 100 Mbps on both band.

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Be sure to buy solid core 8P8C connector and not those cheap stranded 8P8C that designed to be used with stranded wire, it also recommended that you purchase 8P8C connector that deisgned to pass CAT6 fluke test, also is you have extra budget you can buy a plug boots for cable strain relief and reduce chance/preventing those stupid pin from breaking

This post has been edited by Doraku: Nov 3 2018, 03:20 AM

Same here i can get avg speed of around 150Mbps on 2.4Ghz

This post has been edited by Doraku: Nov 3 2018, 04:18 AM

DSLreport speedtest history over the 1 month of using 800Mbps.

Correct me if I am wrong but I think they use different servers in different regions to average the speed?

No. HyppTV non-stop consumes 3 Terabytes a month.

Why suddenly got Unifi Play Tv subscription message? i din even watch hypptv,decoder also duno gone where

Cut that bundle and terminate it ASAP. I would suggest the RM129 100Mbps plan, rather than the RM79 30Mbps plan, as that 60GB quota will enforced next year, as you know, so it is not worth it. Be sure to ask them to renew all your equipment if possible.

Nope, no benefits if you subscribe under your name. Theirs will be a new subscription, so won’t be eligible for turbo speed upgrade.

Nope, it won’t include the IPTV or unifiTV, as they won’t give you the STB. But, if they do provide the STB, it won’t eat your bandwidth because it is not even using your bandwidth in the first place, as it is streamed to you via VLAN tagging, which does it costed your bandwidth in any way.

Yes, see 1st page, 1st post, green text for list of compatible routers for your speed. You need a much better and more expensive router to get close to 800Mbps speed.

You must be on Streamyx. Unifi which utilizes VLAN tagging does not use the unifiTV bandwidth in any way, as the unifiTV VLAN is tagged differently, which makes it on a separate path compared to the Internet.

unifiPlayTV is complementary, if you have unifiTV. Don’t worry about it.

Wahh... you're the third one i think on LYN who just subscribed in July this year and straight get turboed to 300 before the end of the year. A part of me wishes I hadn't been too hasty in downgrading to 100/RM129 now lol.

I know of many others in certain areas (e.g. Valencia) who have been on Unifi for many years on 100 Mbps but still havent even been turboed yet. Excuse given was infrastructure limitations, but landed FTTH shouldn't have that issue right?

This post has been edited by solarmystic: Nov 3 2018, 08:54 AM

do we need a new LAN card to get 300 mbps? currently connecting with cat 5e cable directly to PC and getting 80 mbps download & upload 50mbps.

This post has been edited by alvinfks78: Nov 3 2018, 09:39 AM

Only 1 benefit that I can think of
They pay the monthly bill, you get their TM reward points that can be used to reduce your bill once in a while, lol

See 1st page, 1st post, green text, for troubleshooting issues. Could be your router, your NIC, or your BTU.

BTU okay Huawei HG8240
ROUTER okay TP-Link C1200 - (too bad don't have another router to test with)

just testing the speed via lan for 300 mbps.

what's NIC?