WOW! That's an improvement.

The big hike in latency, which looks rather like 8ms, is the typical increase when interleaving is turned on on FTTC. Looking at your line prior to that, it seems likely.

The first step of interleaving tends to cost about 10Mbps downstream sync.

One of two things should happen at an indeterminate time in the future. Either it will revert to Fast Path or G.INP will be implemented n your line. In both instances the latency will drop by 8ms and the 10Mbps regained. Though latency can change independently of this as well, probably depending on the routing each time you connect a PPPoE session.

Yes Bob, as has often been stated here - It's when thing go wrong that you gauge value. Up to FTTC and only £1:50 more than having Aquiss ADSL2+ and line. Saved that on P8 calls.

What is actually relevant to my point, is that up-scaling is never the quality of Native 4K. All of which is a tad off topic, but was the reason for my FTTC!
http://www.red.com/learn/red-101/upscaled-1080P-vs-4K

Edited by professor973 (Tue 22-Nov-16 18:02:19)

Some 4K/60 http://stafaband.zone/song/Z6lYqgWAmrgs/samsung_uhd_...

Looks like AAISP have nailed my problem first day. Peak time speed test while playing online poker and running a Skype chat with someone else on the table - Not a sign of single thread problems. I know I can ruffle the feathers of those ISPs that say it's not their problem, but talking chalk and cheese here.
http://www.thinkbroadband.com/speedtest/results.html...

Edited by professor973 (Tue 22-Nov-16 19:30:13)

Of course .... 4K is Soo yesterday's news. With that in mind, I ignored the "Highest quality on Youtube" claim to some 4K media, and pointed the telly at some 8K/60.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VXUdY5P0VJA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C60lQg74Jmk

Edited by professor973 (Tue 22-Nov-16 20:25:50)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rEslzneavko looks like 4320p slowed down to 22fps - I'm not sure what that guy is attempting to demonstrate with his uploads...

"22fps slowed for increase simple image quality
1700MB data on youtube server
49.2Mbit average on server
easy possible to run 2x, faster, you have 100Mbit...
Original video:
170Mbit, 8K 60FPS"

In reply to a post by professor973:

Looks like AAISP have nailed my problem first day.

Before I joined them, I had 2 different ISPs saying "we can't do anything" with regarding to my poor line speed.

1st week with AAISP, they ID'ed the issue, kicked BT ass to do some work. That involved a new line from pole to my house, and drop line to the master socket.

Speed improved instantly. Was worth it.

Well worth it. Folks here have seen an Enta supplier like others tell me it's "Not an Enta problem", only to find later others had a single thread congestion problem. That's no good to us when it's an Openreach problem and we are not allowed to contact them. Many are getting a poor deal from ISPs and it's not always the cheapo ones, for instance Pulse8 were always ready to call out an Engineer to try and sort my line problem I had. Just a pity it took nine of the devils before the bad joint was found. None of the test this and test that with AA. Their monitors seemed to have spotted the problem straight away.

Edited by professor973 (Tue 22-Nov-16 21:16:40)

Don't tempt fate!