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marine1 said:
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On a 50/50 line?
Seriously not happy
Plugged straight into ONT as instructed but no difference.
Def not the router


My 50/50 again

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My 10mb adsl

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This over wireless on my 100/50 line...

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Xbox one detailed network statistics

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Not sure how true a reflection that testmynet test is...
 
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marine1 said:
You dont think that is a problem as well?
Surely on HTTP download say from NVIDIA, you should max out the speed of the line?
As I said, I have not been able to crack anything more than 3mb/sec and thats for a split second or 2





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Not really, you will never get line speed to every destination all the time. Our international capacity peaks at about 60% at the moment. You will get one result with one test and a different one with another. Speedtest.net is generally the benchmark.
 
marine1 said:
You dont think that is a problem as well?
Surely on HTTP download say from NVIDIA, you should max out the speed of the line?
As I said, I have not been able to crack anything more than 3mb/sec and thats for a split second or 2
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Yeah, you should. At least 4-5MB/s on that Nvidia download 9/10. How your youtube downloads using IDM?

What you getting to local servers on speedtest? Try Randburg?

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Hmmm interesting, so it is performing then? I give up, dont understand this at all. Torrents I understand - although never peaking more than 3 for a sec or two.
But downloading HTTP Nvidia for a test I only got about 2mb
And why are the speed tests showing a 25 mb line max?
 
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marine1 said:
Hmmm interesting, so it is perfomring then? I give up, dont understand this at all. Torrents I understand - although never peaking more than 3 for a sec or two.
But downloading HTTP Nvidia for a test I only got about 2mb
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Yeah, if locally cached content is coming down at line speed, it follows that there is nothing physically wrong with the line or your network setup at home. Torrents are hit and miss at the best of times but try running 3 or 4 simultaneously and use an app such as Networx to see the actual combined throughput. I'm fairly certain you would be able to max the line with multiple download threads.

Try filehippo... http://filehippo.com/download_openoffice/download/bc85278192ceee10a91d6d21266a982d/

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Yes I also have Fibre from cisp the 40/20mbps package using openserv. My latency to mtn/telkom etc etc.. Is way above 150ms... Om fibre.

Their support didn't even read what I emailed and just gave me a standard template reply.
 
Seblat5ch said:
Yes I also have Fibre from cisp the 40/20mbps package using openserv. My latency to mtn/telkom etc etc.. Is way above 150ms... Om fibre.

Their support didn't even read what I emailed and just gave me a standard template reply.
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Drop me a PM with your account details so I can have it resolved for you.
 
Seblat5ch said:
Yes I also have Fibre from cisp the 40/20mbps package using openserv. My latency to mtn/telkom etc etc.. Is way above 150ms... Om fibre.

Their support didn't even read what I emailed and just gave me a standard template reply.
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So this is an issue on IS' side, they're respective partner networks haven't updated their filters as yet. This should be resolved in the next day or two.
 
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