To my surprise the attainable rate has always been 68/20, even with a BT Smart Hub that rebooted every few days. The data rate was always 55/10 and it was always in Fastpath - so a nice low ping.
I decided to go ahead and order 76/20 with EE and ordered a TP-Link Archer VR400 due to some wireless issues I have been having. The VR400 synced at 54997kbps which I thought was weird. I have always synced at 55000kbps downstream. The attainable rate was 65/13 which I thought was strange as my Smart Hub always said 20mbps for the upload.
Wireless on the VR400 was woeful so I bought a separate router and plugged in my HG612. This synced at 54997kbps with an interleaved depth of 1340 on the downstream and 1 on the upstream.
Today I migrated over to EE and the connection is now synced at 56/20. No G.INP, 6db SNR and interleaving is ON.
Any idea what is going on? Is it simply cross talk from a new connection?
I did have a line issue last year with water ingress and the connection gradually ground to a halt after a storm and BT 'repaired' it. They also put me on an NTE 5C master socket which my HG612 is mounted above.
I have DSL Stats so can provide tone graphs etc if needed.
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BT Fibre Unlimited 55|10Mb
BT Fibre Unlimited 55|10Mb
Edited by wolvesmad (Fri 24-Jan-20 15:12:17)