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I used to run in modem mode with an ASUs router but when I upgraded to 1Gb I found the new hub did a pretty good job so I no longer need the router.
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Tested using the Samknows realspeed, and got the full 1G, so as suspected its the router (and probably internal network) that slows it down.
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Great news.
I’m looking to move house and found a great place but no Virgin. Max speed is 11Mb - somewhat down on the 1Gb I’m used to, I’ve no idea if this is going to be fast enough for me to work from home! |
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If you have had good internet for the last two decades you'd soon be pretty fed up going back to 2meg ADSL2 i imagine. Granted I'd consider everything you mentioned, however internet would certainly be a deal breaker. |
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But, with Starlink, you can get internet at a speed that is usable anywhere.
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Still haven't received the upload speed increase (postcode WS15), anybody know any other areas affected and how much longer i might have to wait? All my friends in the area are still seeing 50Mbit/sec upload on the 1GBit package. Rebooted my modem a ton of times since the announcement of faster speeds and always check via the modems "Max Traffic Rate" in the config pages (albeit have also done speedtests just to double confirm).
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I live in WS10 and I'm getting 1143 d/l and 80 upload on samknows
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Virgin Media have expanded their FTTP XGS-PON network to 24,000 more premises in Wakefield
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