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Originally Posted by OhReally
Wasn't asked to do that, but the comparison I gave earlier is valid, wireless to the sh-2 versus wireless to the Galaxy S5.
The phone is 6x faster.
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That's actually not a valid comparison, though. Wireless is such a wildcard that it's nearly impossible to make any conclusions from that test. There's a lot you can do to tweak and configure your wireless in order to improve speeds, however what people are getting at is that it's pointless to do so until you're sure that wireless is a problem.
Plug an ethernet cable into your shub and temporarily disable wireless (push the button on the front of the hub if you need), then do a speed test. If you get full speed, wireless is the problem and we can do something about that. If you're still seeing your slow speeds, you've got something to tell Virgin who can take a more thorough look.
There's no point in suffering with a shoddy service. Spending 20mins doing proper diagnostics can likely resolve your issue and give you full speed.
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Originally Posted by Ignitionnet
Going by the trials in Cardiff that may not be the case. At least, not in all areas.
Max Traffic Rate 337920000 bps
Max Traffic Burst 42600 bytes
Max Traffic Rate 21504000 bps
Max Traffic Burst 16320 bytes
FTTC Infinity delivers at most 19Mb of usable upload in my experience. The Virgin product will deliver slightly over 20. |
Yeah but for how long before it gets STM'd? :P