Fastest route to reduced SNR profile

If one wanted to get the SNR dropped from 6 to 3 (my line is at 6, neighbour is at 3) is there a optimal path to getting this actioned - is it simply a case of calling BT's helpdesk and asking ?

Thanks

On FTTC? Never seen it below 6 by default...

You never replied to my post suggesting you try the Test socket, in your original thread. Did you try it?

ADSL2+ is useful to get SNR to 3dB from 6dB to get extra sync line speed rate. But for FTTC, no need to reduce SNR at all.

Edited by adslmax (Fri 23-Dec-11 12:36:18)

In reply to a post by adslmax:

ADSL2+ is useful to get SNR to 3dB from 6dB to get extra sync line speed rate. But for FTTC, no need to reduce SNR at all.

id disagree for people on longer lines, like me, id love more speed on fttc for the sake of a bit of stability, id rather have 2 or 3 disconnects a day rather than 10 or more days of perfect slower stability.

1060m from the cab, 3 lengths of poor aluminum , 13mb ! says attainable rate on the unlocked modem is 19mb, Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

In reply to a post by RobertoS:

You never replied to my post suggesting you try the Test socket, in your original thread. Did you try it?

There are no phones connected to this line (it's a second line). BT wires come in, only the VDSL cable comes out)

id disagree for people on longer lines, like me, id love more speed on fttc for the sake of a bit of stability, id rather have 2 or 3 disconnects a day rather than 10 or more days of perfect slower stability.

But then the sync profile would end up falling, so you'd have even less speed.. Speed is nowt, without stability.