are you on a high-rise or landed property? which service do you usually download from? using a vpn?

i’ve been getting a consistent 800 mbps all the time. my old router (wdr4300) technically supported gigabit speeds, but it would occasionally drop to 100 mbps, so i got into the habit of checking my speed every time i booted up my pc.

since i replaced the router, i haven’t experienced any speed drops. actually, ever since i moved in, i’ve had full speed all the way. started with 300 mbps, then got a free upgrade to 500 mbps, and now 800 mbps. always maxed out, no issues.

that being said, i never trusted their router. i've been using my own since day one.

This post has been edited by incognitroll: May 4 2025, 12:53 PM

using the ax1800 (ax23) is nothing special and feels outdated by today’s standards. anything in the rm200–400 range would be a nice upgrade over the stock router.

This post has been edited by incognitroll: May 4 2025, 01:56 PM

when i signed up tm gave me d-link wbr-2300. i still have the box, lol. if i remember correctly, they only started giving out wdr4300 much later.

now that i think about it, i did run into some routing issues a few times when trying to access international sites, especially twitter. if i remember correctly, it was related to an undersea cable issue. vpn worked as a good workaround.

as for whether this can be blamed on tm, i'm not entirely sure.

and for ts, if you're referring to slow torrent speeds, it’s possible that tm throttles torrent speeds during certain times of the day. i’d recommend using a vpn, and really, you should always use one when torrenting.

https://iknowwhatyoudownload.com/en/peer/