Delighted new AAISP user

The subject says it all.

During the sales process A&A sales estimated that my speeds after connecting to them would be:-

Download between 62 & 80 Mbps, and
Upload between 18 & 20 Mbps

this proved to be entirely accurate; I'm actually getting 74 Mbps down & 18.7 Mbps up.

More importantly a nice smooth graph

Early days - but I'm delighted.

NJSS

I think you've picked up the wrong link from thinkbroadband. It needs to be the one immediately below the graph . But yes, it looks great .

Many thanks:-

Nice smooth graph - 2nd try

NJSS

This is a silly question as I am still trying to decide on provider, AAISP being top of my list.

The graph, is this purely related to property to cab to exchange and then backhaul (TTB) or does the ISPs equipment (AAISP) have any bearing on the result?

For instance Pulse8 and AAISP both use TTB, would you expect to see any difference between graphs for the two ISPs?

Did you migrate to A&A or is it a new line?

I think it is down to how much backhaul the ISP purchases. So ISP would play a key part.

I would expect all ISPs to be nice and smooth like that graph, my talktalk and BT connections are. If they are not like this, it may indicate an issue.

Here's mine for reference:
http://www.thinkbroadband.com/speedtest/results.html...

Straightforward migration.

All that I changed was ISP, User ID & password !

NJSS

This is what I got just now, with no other devices connected to the internet and yet the modem is synced 68mb down and 28mb up (yeah i know 18.6mb is the most you can get due to profile).

http://www.thinkbroadband.com/speedtest/results.html...

In reply to a post by Skilty:

This is what I got just now, with no other devices connected to the internet and yet the modem is synced 68mb down and 28mb up

That is impossible. I think you mean Max Attainable speeds not sync speeds.

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