Thread: Is it worth getting a new line?
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Old 11-12-2006, 11:56   #6
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Re: Is it worth getting a new line?
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Originally Posted by dragon View Post
Its possible, i was just saying 18mbit is a good connection speed, espcially when a lot of people can't get anywhere near that


Heres my stats, although im not on ADSL2+ just ADSL.

SNR Margin

Down: 11 Up: 22 dB

Line Attenuation
Down: 8 Up: 6 dB

Data Rate

Down: 7616 Up: 448kbps

^ annoying that even though i sync at 7.6mbit the bras profile is set at 6.5

Pity cus i lose a whole megabit cus of it

Wander what sort of speed id get once adsl2+ does roll out... (anyone know when BT are gonna roll it out?)


Problem is if you get a new line put in theres no gunrantee the pair you get will be as good as the one you have now!
I am more concerned about the wiring in my house from the pole
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