Originally Posted by SnoopZ (Post 36214681)

Interesting, great pic. Did you chat to the technician?

Originally Posted by SnoopZ (Post 36211590)

So I've had Zen FTTP Full Fibre 900 for a month now and it's been great and rock solid. I usually get pretty much my expected speed on Ethernet and after changing my DNS to use Cloudflare if I was to game online I can expect a latency of 8 at best and 21 at worse with both being very stable.

Even though I have zero packet loss on all the tests I've done my Thinkbroadband quality monitor looks a little iffy though showing a little packet loss but my connection doesn't appear to represent what the graph shows so I'm not worrying about that. On my VM connection if the graph showed packet loss I would experience it my end.

I see my package is £5 cheaper per month so that's a little annoying.

Originally Posted by SnoopZ (Post 36215429)

So my FRITZ!Box 7530 AX router received an update and since then there is zero packet loss showing on the graph which is nice, although I never actually experienced any in my testing.

Originally Posted by daveeb (Post 36215466)

I got one as well. Don't know if you're registered with MyFritz!.net but they send monthly bulletins about useage/system etc and also tell you when an update is on it's way.

Originally Posted by SnoopZ (Post 36215467)

Don't think I am registered.

Do you have a thinkbroadband graph setup so you can see the difference the update made to the graph?

Originally Posted by daveeb (Post 36215470)

I do but haven't looked yet, don't look so often now as I don't have the "busy" VM connection to ponder over.
Just had a look, doesn't look a lot different really. Pretty clean chart on the whole before and after.

Originally Posted by daveeb (Post 36215502)

I do get some dropped packets showing (red) but never notice any issues in real time useage and haven't seen any in the few days since the update.
Yes I have the 7530AX also a Fritz 3000AX repeater that I bought direct from Germany rather than rent one off Zen.

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Edit..Having looked a bit more thoroughly I do have dropped packets after the update, similar to before really. Nothing that shows in real world useage though.

Originally Posted by Paul (Post 36215550)

I dont think you saved the attachments.

Originally Posted by Paul (Post 36215556)

Well I suppose you could consider the last two parts of it easy to remember. ;)

Originally Posted by SnoopZ (Post 36219562)

CityFibre are now laying the cables in my street so in 14 months time I have a faster cheaper option than Openreach available to me, although I can't see the point of more than 1GB download with my devices limited to that but the higher upload may come in handy.