MK3 Faceplate vs Broadband Only Faceplate

I'm looking to move into a new house soon and will be ordering an 80Mbps VDSL service. I believe the last time I checked the property there was a standard NTE5 master socket alongside an old Telewest faceplate, presumably from an old cable service (the house is also served by Virgin Media).

Since I don't have any filters and won't be using an ISP that supplies any kit, I'll need to sort this part myself. We won't have/need a landline phone at the property so this isn't a problem.

In terms of achieving the best line performance, would we be better off using a MK3 filtered faceplate, or fitting a broadband only unfiltered faceplate (such as the one sold by AAISP)?

I'd use an MK3 myself, just for its RFI filter.

Definitely recommend the MK3 faceplate, works very well with FTTC. I get a good solid 76 down 19 up with the full 80/20 sync on it.

I bought mine off Amazon