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Hi folks,
Am posting here as vodafone tech level2 seem to be at a loss as what is causing the following issue;
Best results i can get using speedtest.net is 34.47 down and 18.16 up, (using an ethernet cable on a well spec'd pc)
Line stats are;
DSL Status
This page shows the technical parameters of your DSL connection.
DSL Connection
IP ADDRESS GOES HERE active
DSL Mode
VDSL G.993.5 (VDSL)
DSL status information
Line status Show Time
Link type Interleaved path
Bit rate
Downstream Upstream
Actual data rate 79912 (Kbps.) 19999 (Kbps.)
Operating data
Downstream Upstream
SNR Margin 7.9 dB 15.3 dB
Loop Attenuation 7.8 dB 8.2 dB
Error counter
Indicator name Downstream Upstream
FEC Corrections 1074 4648
CRC Error 292 0
Statistics
Transmitted Frames Received Frames
Frame Counter 17724659 37682202
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Try the speed test here and post a link to the results graph
http://www.thinkbroadband.com/speedtest.html
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True, but i am paying for the 76mmeg package and vodafone are not allowing me to downgrade to the 38meg package, So i am reaching out to the knowledgeable community of here....
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Have you tried wifi?
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pretty much same speeds
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In that case, are you sure wifi is disabled when testing over ethernet?
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Link type >>> Interleaved path <<<
That alone could lose you 10+ Mbps
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usb wifi adaptor removed during test
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What make and model of PC are you using?
Which operating system?
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custom build,
amd 8-core running @ 3.5 ghz
8 gb ram
forget exact spec of nvidia card
256gb ssd
win 7 svc pack 1 & dual boot with qubes os
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There is a big hint in the results from the thinkbroadband test, see how the two download tests differ...the tbb is more congestion and other issues sensitive, whereas the httpx6 saturates the connection over coming issues like this.
So it may be the Vodafone service (or the Openreach cabinet) is very busy in your area. Try the test again in the morning (breakfast times) and if much better you know its not a PC setup issue. Others are seeing some variation between the two tests too
http://tbb.st/147490310423918893602
http://tbb.st/1474894059509118355
But not everyone
http://tbb.st/1474906896467843755
A good test should look more like
http://tbb.st/1474078579357297355
http://tbb.st/1474866362406766155
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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.
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Is that the AMD FX8320 Black Edition 8 Core?
Which motherboard?
Which ethernet card?
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Looks a lot like congestion, I second testing at non-peak hours.
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Have you got another device like a PC or a phone to try it on? The speed test will run on a phone
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not sure on board, got a deal from ebuyer.com and its the inbuilt nic
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Its better but has a hint to it, that once things get busier the tbb result is going to drop.
The early one shows that there is nothing per se wrong with the PC or connection.
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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.
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That looks like a fairly typical test over 2.4GHz not 5GHz.
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just checked i'm on a 5ghz capable device and sat less than a metre away, and ideas gratefully received...
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Is your router transmitting a 5GHz signal on a different SSID to 2.4 GHz?
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