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Ok, if you are experiencing congestion then a different provider may work. However if you go with sky you may not be able to use that router directly. You should be ok with it on talktalk though.

If you went with AAISP they may be able to throw some light on what's happening.

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You would stay on the same cabinet, no idea about the other bit.

Also with sky you would not be able to use your own router, as Sky will not tell you the login details, although it is apparently possible to extract them from the sky router.

In reply to a post by R0NSKI:

Also with sky you would not be able to use your own router, as Sky will not tell you the login details, although it is apparently possible to extract them from the sky router.

You also need a router that does the unusual DHCP, the majority do not work.

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Edited by deleted (Fri 30-Aug-13 22:02:32)

I couldn't find any previous stats, only a screen shot of the modem.

But things do indeed look better, you now have attainable speeds of 93072kbps DS, compared to a previous of 91872kbps

But the upstream has changed a lot more, you now have 31296kbps, compared to previous of 26602kbps.

Of course these are only theoretical attainable speeds and you are synced at the maximum of 79999/20000 on fast path.

I can't tell you any more than that.

What you worried about you've got the best speeds you can currently get on FTTC?

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Those graphs are not going to help with diagnosing speed drops in the evening, the daily graphs (ongoing_stats) might show a bit more info, but ideally you should set up a ping monitor, you'll need a static IP for this, or need to update it each time it changes, which is not recommended.

The most likely cause is congestion somewhere in the network.