Kajang is OK. Download of 5 torrents at 10:30pm on 800Mbps.


Each segment is 6mins in case you want to calculate the size of each torrent.

This post has been edited by soonwai: Jan 31 2019, 11:31 PM

Cat5e is fine. Most will go up to 10Gbps if they're of average quality. I'm sure the ones that comes with TPLink or Huawei products are OK. They're also very short.

Did you check what pandamerah suggested?

Here's a simulation of your problem, same everything...

...except one network port set to 100Mbps.


...said network port set back to 1000Mbps.

This post has been edited by soonwai: Feb 1 2019, 01:24 AM

When it comes to you, I think it's safe to say that you know your routers and cables. :-)

Perhaps not enough capacity going into your area? You definitely should be able to max out 800Mbps to TIME's speedtest or to OVH SG.

As for TM's speedtest servers, I think they are overloaded. I get a fluctuating 500-700 from them.

It's quite common. Fruitie had that problem. TM changed her BTU when they couldn't solve it remotely. Another forumer too but his was solved with a "port reset" or whatever it is that TM does. Let them know, I'm sure you'll be at top speed in no time at all.

This post has been edited by soonwai: Feb 1 2019, 01:25 AM

For the above torrents, no VPN. They're from a public tracker.

It depends but you should be able to get full speeds in favourable conditions.


Torrent


Browser Download


FTP 5 Connections

Mine's 800 but I think you get the idea.

C1200 no problem with 800Mbps on GbE lan. The Asus probably also. How you testing? PC fast enough? Make sure the other end also fast enough.

I mean your processor and if you have Meltdown and Spectre patches installed. Look at your cpu cores usage during the test and see if one or more cores maxes out. I don’t use Windows so will have to page johnlai for this.

I'm using qBittorrent 4.1.5 MacOS.

The phone call package should remain the same. At least for me it did from 100-800.

I think a default config DIR-842 should have no probs handling 800Mbps on wired LAN. Is your PC fast enough to handle 800Mbps? How are you testing? What browser? Which Speedtest site?

For a whole week, I was getting ready to complain to TM because I could only get around 650Mbps from my Turbo800. Turns out Safari and speedtest.tm.com.my weren't on friendly terms.

Sounds like an awfully good Windows system. You shouldn't even have to turn off anything or ensure that speedtest is the only thing running to get 800Mbps. I did my speedtests on a much older i7-4850 (2013 MacBook Pro.)

johnlai Any chance that Spectre/Meltdown mitigations will be able to bring an i7-6950x to its knees or will it just power through them?

I have the same experience, all Chromium based browsers (Safari, Chrome, Brave, Opera) are slower for some reason. Gecko, or is it called Quantum now, based ones such as Firefox and Waterfox fare better.

Have you tried the the speedtest app from Windows store? That should remove the browsers from the equation. Try with OVH.net SG. I get the most consistent 800Mbps speedtests with them.


This post has been edited by soonwai: Feb 11 2019, 12:45 AM

Should be HG8240H

Not sure about the Netis but the TM's ZTE ZXHN-H267A all-in-one (btu, router, wifi) can be configured to pass vlan500 to your own router.

Not great speed but not too bad either.


This post has been edited by soonwai: Feb 13 2019, 01:53 AM

Download what from where and how? Yesterday I had downloads which fluctuated from 800 to 400 to 500 to 200 Mbps.

That’s normal. Torrents tends to fluctuate a lot.

Has TM sent anyone to look at the cable going into your house? My neighbour's Unifi was down for 3 weeks when the installer for another house pulled out her optical cable from the FDP. It was apparently marked as Unused. No amount of remote troubleshooting in the first 2 weeks could find the cause of the problem. When TM sent a tech over, one look and they saw the problem.

If you have a faulty 12V PSU, use that for your BTU, make a new report, that'll get them to come over.

Sure, call 100. TM staff present in this forum would likely prefer to preserve their anonymity for the sake of their well-being.

Quite bad. Seeing high latency here too. 400-800ms to all US Amazon EC2 servers.