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Standard User DFScale
(experienced) Sat 17-Jan-26 11:16:45
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Delightful

I'm not personally going to signup to another forum to correct the record, so if anyone would like to kindly do so, that would be most kind.


Just looked at the thread in question and kitz has locked it. I think it is down to @adslmax to contact kitz and get the record put straight.
Standard User XGS_Is_On
(experienced) Sat 17-Jan-26 11:38:56
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Apology guys. I do get it now. If two devices downloading at the same time it mean it will split into two halves speed eg: 465Mbps each. If one device downloading on his own will be max speed at 930Mbps and if 5 devices are downloading sames time it will be reduced to 186Mbps each devices. Am I correct here?


No. Not just every device for itself every application running on each device for itself.

Maybe if you aren't able to stop with the graphs get a connection with nothing attached to the router over wireless or cabled. I'm not actually joking here. If it means you spend your time better that's far more valuable than a budget connection.
Standard User Taras
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Sat 17-Jan-26 11:56:53
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Apology guys. I do get it now. If two devices downloading at the same time it mean it will split into two halves speed eg: 465Mbps each. If one device downloading on his own will be max speed at 930Mbps and if 5 devices are downloading sames time it will be reduced to 186Mbps each devices. Am I correct here?


no

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As for G fast, FTTC, FTTP I have no idea why it caused spiked maybe to do with poor electricity in the house?


Whaaaaaaaaaaat............... NO


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Standard User Taras
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Sat 17-Jan-26 12:01:38
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In reply to a post by aquiss:
Delightful

I'm not personally going to signup to another forum to correct the record, so if anyone would like to kindly do so, that would be most kind.


Just looked at the thread in question and kitz has locked it. I think it is down to @adslmax to contact kitz and get the record put straight.


at least we haven't got the 2x fttp thread in here - *sigh*
Standard User Chrysalis
(legend) Sat 17-Jan-26 13:59:41
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Delightful

I'm not personally going to signup to another forum to correct the record, so if anyone would like to kindly do so, that would be most kind.


the thread is locked, but I will try to get a post done.

Standard User FibreBubble
(fountain of knowledge) Sat 17-Jan-26 21:49:27
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Re: FTTP is live now


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Delightful

I'm not personally going to signup to another forum to correct the record,


Good. That is the professional thing to do.


so if anyone would like to kindly do so, that would be most kind.


Not so good. that is the highly unprofessional thing to do.

BT Fibre. No Static At All.

Edited by FibreBubble (Sat 17-Jan-26 21:51:57)

Administrator seb
(founder) Sun 18-Jan-26 11:32:21
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I can see every two hours there is spikes on it. Maybe the TP Link BE3600 caused it? see my arrow marks on it.
https://i.ibb.co/B5QY8tSS/Screenshot.png


I would suggest disconnecting everything from the router both physical and wi-fi (turn wi-fi off if possible) just to see if it changes.. those spikes are either caused by the router (we've seen that before) or as others said something large is downloading things on a regular basis.. May be worth checking ecactly what the interval is (either start-to-start or end-to-start of events) using the CSV file.

But if you disconnect everything you see if router is plain cause.

It could still be router behaving differently vs another one but cause is device.

seb

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The author of the above post is a thinkbroadband staff member. It may not constitute an official statement on behalf of thinkbroadband.
Standard User adslmax
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Sun 18-Jan-26 11:39:11
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Martin from Aquiss suggest me to try plug ethernet direct to ONT to Windows PC using PPPoE without using any router to see if it doesn't affect any spike on it.

I only got two routers for FTTP is two of TP Link VX230v (That's still on spike on it) and TP Link BE3600 (That's still spike on it)

Does anyone know how to use LInux Mint direct to pc from ONT using PPPoE Login as I can't find it.

Edited by adslmax (Sun 18-Jan-26 11:40:24)

Administrator seb
(founder) Sun 18-Jan-26 11:41:02
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In reply to a post by PCJM40:
Sorry Max, I honestly thought I was helping but based on below comment you made today I won't say anything more about this.
I am getting sick of tired with some bloke from think broadband forum suggest my full fibre isn't great at all due to BQM spiked and too high latency. But I think it down to TTB server. Not my connection at all.


The speed was fine but getting sick of tired about spiked 160ms on FTTP. I think I have to raised this with Martin, Aquiss to see what he say about this. But, If he says this is normal, then that's is fine by me.


Spikes to 160ms are more worrying without explanation than the small ones *but* it can still be a router issue.. if it's one packet I wouldn't care.. looking at the average going up I suspect it's probably 20% of packets in a 100-second period. It may not kill speed and you may not notice but it depends what you do. If it carries on for days then it may be worth investigating.

Looking at graph which have 'aquiss' in the description in bulk I can't see a pattern that would suggest one big network issue.. some are perfect.. some have some spikes of yellow.. but very few have much blue, which means it's usually one off packets. Yellow spikes are common but they tend to be larger than the ones on your graph which are tiny and regular (ignoring 160ms ones)

For the 160ms ones, it looks a bit like you might be downloading a lot during that time. We don't have that data but if you do it would be interesting to overlay it.

Might be interesting to have an option to add SNMP details where we poll your usage too from router but I worry it would be a niche feature, prone to security risks (technically read only snmp should be ok but with vulnerabilities etc I'd worry about opening that on Internet side). And too many routers/configurations would caude us challenges.

seb

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The author of the above post is a thinkbroadband staff member. It may not constitute an official statement on behalf of thinkbroadband.
Standard User adslmax
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Sun 18-Jan-26 11:43:39
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Do u think it down to poor ethernet cable from ONT to Router (that supplied by TP Link with a short Cat 6A (say it on cable label) as it flat cable.
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