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.

Welcome to AAISP

In reply to a post by ukhardy07:

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

Yes, the links between the ISP and TalkTalk could make a difference if there is not enough capacity, and also the links between the ISP and various parts of the internet make a difference.

In reply to a post by NJSS:

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'll be migrating my second line shortly to them. Previous experience tells me I shouldn't have put it anywhere else.

This is what I get on BT (The upload was slow today usually is max right away)

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

Having done 16TB on my primary line (which is a business dedicated circuit) I am bored of unlimited now so will use AA for this one too - as long as I can get all my Smart TV streaming down under 1TB I will be happy.

+ I upload a hell of a lot, which, incase you didn't already know, is NOT included in your allowance -w which is another bonus

In reply to a post by BatBoy:

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.

Yeah, what can I say, wife is away and four kids to get out the door

Attainable 72448 / 28579
Line Rate 62847 / 20000

I only ask because I was considering a move to AAISP but if I get the same graph then it would be pointless

I see you had a big jump in latency just after 5:30am.

In reply to a post by RobertoS:

I see you had a big jump in latency just after 5:30am.

Am i the only one not seeing these graphs? Every link goes to a speed test ;(

Skilty's BQM link is in their sig. As is mine in mine.

In reply to a post by RobertoS:

Skilty's BQM link is in their sig. As is mine in mine.

ah! right ([email protected]!)

Cheers

As chairman of your Village Residents' Association, will you now be recommending AAISP?

BatBoy

Of course.

NJSS

In reply to a post by NJSS:

BatBoy

Of course.

NJSS

Just make sure you make it clear there is a TB limit - dont want people blaming you because they get capped if they take your reccomendation. it's happened before

Thanks - a good point.

In fact I pointed them to the reviews here. Interesting to see how many have Sky, Virgin or BT.

NJSS

But no latency spikes. I know you say they don't affect the line. The bottom line is they shouldn't be there.

In reply to a post by 23Prince:

I'll be migrating my second line shortly to them. Previous experience tells me I shouldn't have put it anywhere else.

if its 2 lines to the same place then diversity is a good idea. so may be better with one aaisp line on TT backhaul, and and the other on BT, or the second line on a different isp

In reply to a post by ggremlin:

In reply to a post by 23Prince:

I'll be migrating my second line shortly to them. Previous experience tells me I shouldn't have put it anywhere else.

if its 2 lines to the same place then diversity is a good idea. so may be better with one aaisp line on TT backhaul, and and the other on BT, or the second line on a different isp

I have a BT line and so I will have that.

Thank you Andrew.

All going well I am delighted to report.

NJSS

I see you have the latency spikes.

Immeasurably better than it was prior to migrating to AAISP though. This is what it looked like on 6th September

NJSS

Edited by NJSS (Sat 17-Sep-16 18:58:59)

Wow!

Post deleted by RobertoS

Come on Bob. Don't be shy post it.

Edited by wingco1 (Sun 18-Sep-16 19:41:55)

LOL

I got mixed up with somebody else's BQM, which has the regular spikes but also a steady stream of saw-tooth base. Which looked quite nasty.

In view of This post - I would be interested in the thoughts of Support as to the cause

Edited by wingco1 (Sun 18-Sep-16 20:11:08)

I keep meaning to report mine to support, but ....

In reply to a post by RobertoS:

I keep meaning to report mine to support, but ....

You are always here so you forget?

Not so smooth today !

I wonder why ?

NJSS