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It's showing attainable of over 67Mbps, where both HG612s showed a bit under 60Mbps even when the one hit exactly 60,000 for many weeks and a couple of re-sync's in those weeks. The other never sync'ed as high as 58Mbps, with around that as the attainable. Quite an increase then. Still, I don't need the speed. About the only thing I do that uses it all is run the TBB tests 
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Same here really. The banding annoys me a bit, as I believe it shouldn't be there, but 55Mbps is more than sufficient for me.
Kindness isn't going to cure the world of all its awfulness but it's a good place to begin. Daisy Ridley.
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Connection - AAISP Home::1 80/20. Sync 54999/16365Kbps @ 600m. BQMs - IPv4 & IPv6
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However, changing the microfilter from the Plusnet supplied to the integrated Openreach faceplate provided a 0.8Mbps difference.
Using the faceplate can do a better job of separating the other extension cabling from the situation, compared to use of a microfilter.
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The TP-Link is Broadcom based so matches neatly with Huawei
do that really make any difference?
i still have a separate modem/router, the modem being a ECI, I have no idea what the cabinet is and how do you find out anyway?
Adrian
Desktop machine now powered by windows 8.1 pro 64bit, no dreaded metro, laptop by Linux
Plusnet FTTC
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i still have a separate modem/router, the modem being a ECI, I have no idea what the cabinet is and how do you find out anyway? If you know which is yours in the street, compare it against the photos on Bob's website:
http://robertos.me.uk/html/street_cabinets_etc.html
plusnet unlimited fibre 80/20 since 2 Jun 14 - Sync as of 7th Aug 16: 55,355/10,291 kbps with G.INP
17 years of UK broadband since 1999 ntl:cable modem trial -Router: Asus RT-AC68U with HG612 - BQM
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I have no idea what the cabinet is and how do you find out anyway? Method to find out here http://www.kitz.co.uk/adsl/cabinet-lookup.htm
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No specific stats to say one way or the other, but there is the issues over some modem chipsets not fully supporting vectoring and G.INP to going with one that does gives you the most chance.
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TP-Link W9970 arrived today.
Installed with basic settings and down sync speeds up from 3.9Mbps to 4.4Mbps - so a good return on the investment.
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Phew - I'd been stuck with banding for a while with an ECI modem before I got mine, banded down at 15 Mbps speed tests, after a month or two rose to 19-20 Mbps, and gained another 2-3 Mbps after a engineer fixed a neighbours fault yesterday http://tbb.st/1483556916829818355 (they disconnected my line while tidying up wiring up pole, and then reconnected me.
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Thanks very much for the help.
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