Min 67.9/19 Max 80/20 only way to know for sure is to put your info into bt.com and find out what the guaranteed speed is. I agree with the others, G.fast is not worth it for you
If I never had FTTP and had to fall back to FTTC and then added G.Fast on my cabinet it wouldn't be worth it either going by the FTTC stats of my cabinet shown below:
Address ###################### on Exchange ILFORD CENTRAL is served by Cabinet 24
--------------+-------------------+---------------+--------------+--------------------
Featured Downstream Line Upstream Line Downstream WBC FTTC
Products Rate(Mbps) Rate(Mbps) Handback Availability Date
Thold (Mbps)
--------------+-------------------+---------------+--------------+--------------------
High Low High Low
VDSL Range 55 39.8 13.4 8.5 35 Available
A (Clean)
VDSL Range 44 27.4 11.8 6 22.4 Available
B (Impacted)
--------------+-------------------+---------------+--------------+--------------------
Featured Downstream Line Upstream Line Downstream WBC FTTP
Products Rate(Mbps) Rate(Mbps) Range(Mbps) Availability Date
--------------+-------------------+---------------+--------------+--------------------
WBC FTTP Up to 330 Up to 30 -- Available
--------------+-------------------+---------------+--------------+--------------------
I removed the non important info like ADSL and the far right side info.
We are about 470.85m from our cabinet going the route our cables are routed, hence the low FTTC Speeds.
So assuming they added G.Fast the speed for it would be a lot slower than what we would of got via FTTC.
The way I see it, they should be working on ways to increase the speeds of lines that are slow, not to increase speeds of lines close to the cabinet that may already have a good speed.
Paul
Edited by PaulKirby (Mon 25-Dec-17 11:30:09)