 Nas1 join:2011-10-05 Camrose, AB | reply to Tornado15550
Re: Faster sync I wouldn't worry too much about it honestly, it's been hinted before on this forum that specific packages only available to fiber users is coming. When that is who knows, could probably expect something close to bell or Rogers ftth plans. Hell even sasktel has a pretty nice ftth plan out now. |
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if you dont have fiber then that 0 ping is probably due to you testing your speeds via wireless and speedtest.net making an error, i have had it happen before, ps you can still have ftth with optik+ internet 15, but you probably have adsl2+ since you have the 15, damn i wonder if i switched back to telus i could get that upload -- Shaw Broadband 100/5 - Cisco DPC3825 - Asus RT-AC66U |
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Here's a more accurate ping test.   |
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So that means Connor M is probably right. They might only be testing for DSL users. I'd love to see this roll out for Fiber users, though.
By the way, considering you don't have fiber, that ping is awesome! |
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No fiber. I have optik +internet 15... |
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That's about as good as I can get on Optik 50. That said, I'm on a phone line, about 200 metres away from the DSLAM. Theoretically, I could sync at around 48 up, 120 down. I believe I read on this board that syncing above 12 up would cause enough interference to knock out most of everyone else's upstream paths. I wonder if they're working on fixing that too. |
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Hmmmm 15/5 Where have I heard this before. Oh wait FiOS.

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 Nas1 join:2011-10-05 Camrose, AB | reply to Darthan
Darthan, is your connection over fibre or did you mean you have optic tv with your internet? |
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nah, telus is probably just testing upgraded upload for dsl primarily, lets say there testing for stability or something, they probably already know your connection can support it, so they arent bothering testing with you, thats my best guess
nvm cause the guy who is getting 15/5 looks like hes on fiber to.. hmmm -- Shaw Broadband 100/5 - Cisco DPC3825 - Asus RT-AC66U |
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 jtl999CEO of Team Classified join:2012-11-24 | reply to Tornado15550
It is. I meant things might be different because you are on a FTTH connection. They do speeds differently on them. One guy from Vancouver had Optik 50 over FTTH and in one test get almost 200 down and 30 up. |
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The V1000H isn't capable of providing faster upload speeds? |
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 jtl999CEO of Team Classified join:2012-11-24 | reply to Tornado15550
Ahhh. That must be why. Why do you use the V1000H in the first place you lucky  |
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I have an Actiontec V1000H I also have a fiber to the home connection. |
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 jtl999CEO of Team Classified join:2012-11-24 | reply to accord1999
I think he mentioned somewhere awhile back he had a VDSL modem. |
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Which modem do you have? You'll need a VDSL modem and connection to get >1 Mb/s uploads. |
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 jtl999CEO of Team Classified join:2012-11-24 | reply to Tornado15550
Hmmm. Must be deployed on a area basis or line conditions. I honestly don't know. |
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Yup. No difference. |
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 jtl999CEO of Team Classified join:2012-11-24 | reply to Tornado15550
Did you unplug your modem for 30 seconds then plug it back in? |
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What? How did you get such amazing upload? |
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I'm on Optik High Speed as well. (15 mbps) |
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I'm on Optik High Speed (15mbps). Here is my speedtest:  |
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 Nas1 join:2011-10-05 Camrose, AB | reply to Gardener This is what I'm at with Telus 25... |
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 Nas1 join:2011-10-05 Camrose, AB | reply to Tornado15550
What plan are you on Tornado? 15Mbps? |
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My upload and download speeds haven't changed. Is this only for 25mbps or faster speeds? |
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I'm on regular Internet 25 and my sync speeds recently went from 28/3 to 33/5. I've gone from a maximum upload of about 330 Kilobytes/s to well over 500. This is with an ALU 7130 with the modified firmware. |
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 Nas1 join:2011-10-05 Camrose, AB | reply to Luk
I think it might have to do with what values you can safely sync at while maintaining a stable line. I'm synced at 33304 on the d/l and 5119 on the up and I'm receiving close to 5Mbps on my upload tests now. I'm also on telus 25 with no tv. Good on telus for letting the subscriber take advantage of higher sync rates ( upload anyhow as my d/l speed is still the same). |
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Is the faster sync only happening for Optik TV users? I don't have TV and I'm still synced at 31/3 (Internet 25). Would love to get the faster upload. |
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for optik 25 that looks like an amazing connection for the price, zajacz also looks very nice for being loop bonded, i havnt seen to many bonded connections with local pings as low as 10ms, i hope eventually i can get these telus services if my shaw node ever gets congested, even though it probably never will. -- Shaw Broadband 100/5 - Cisco DPC3825 - Asus RT-AC66U |
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 zajacz join:2002-09-21 Calgary, AB kudos:1 | reply to jtl999
I am loop bonded and my sync rates are 74684Kbps down and 12279Kbps up. |
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 jtl999CEO of Team Classified join:2012-11-24 | reply to zajacz
OHMYGOD. Might need loop bonding though. What I've read from other users near me they get sync rates above that. I can't wait to ditch Shaw. |
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