[TelstraClear] New Plans / DOCSIS3 speeds soft launched?

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Master Geek

#617865 1-May-2012 12:03

and installed...

Download Speed: 99968 kbps (12496 KB/sec transfer rate)
Upload Speed: 9936 kbps (1242 KB/sec transfer rate)
Latency: 11 ms
Tuesday, 1 May 2012 11:58:11 a.m.

results from http://wellington.speedtest.telstraclear.co.nz/

mercutio

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#617887 1-May-2012 12:53

RexHavoc: and installed...

Download Speed: 99968 kbps (12496 KB/sec transfer rate)
Upload Speed: 9936 kbps (1242 KB/sec transfer rate)
Latency: 11 ms
Tuesday, 1 May 2012 11:58:11 a.m.

results from http://wellington.speedtest.telstraclear.co.nz/

it's interesting that people are getting slightly over 100 megabit speed results. usually with tcp/ip overhead etc a 100 megabit connection can't go that fast. (around 92 to 93 megabit would be expected)

Beaker

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Master Geek

#617904 1-May-2012 13:29

Mine just done as well

Last Result:
Download Speed: 100913 kbps (12614.1 KB/sec transfer rate)
Upload Speed: 9904 kbps (1238 KB/sec transfer rate)
Latency: 8 ms
Tue May 01 2012 13:26:08 GMT+1200 (New Zealand Standard Time)

SilverwolfNZ

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Master Geek

#617906 1-May-2012 13:33

Installed, full 100/10 directly connected to modem, with our non-gigabit network switch and routers throughout the house we get...

Download Speed: 79541 kbps (9942.6 KB/sec transfer rate)
Upload Speed: 9944 kbps (1243 KB/sec transfer rate)
Latency: 6 ms
Tuesday, 1 May 2012 1:27:25 p.m.

Still blooody good, very pleased.

Quinny

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#617920 1-May-2012 13:58

Download Speed: 99068 kbps (12383.5 KB/sec transfer rate)
Upload Speed: 9274 kbps (1159.3 KB/sec transfer rate)
Latency: 6 ms
Tuesday, May 01, 2012 9:55:23 AM

RexHavoc

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Master Geek

#617950 1-May-2012 14:37

using Speedtest.net...

TelstraClear

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#617967 1-May-2012 15:22

skl17: I have just had the Tech round today and was told that my speed would increase to 100 mbps between 8 and 9 pm tonight- I was averaging about 18-19 mbps beforehand and am now only getting 27mbps...using the latest Airport Extreme from Apple as the router, which claims to have a download capable speed of between 300mpbs and 1000mbps- I am on the phone to TCL now to try and resolve the issue, but have been in a queue for nearly an hour...anyone have any ideas or similar experiences since the upgrade? Thanks!

Hi skl17. We've had a look at this for you and made some adjustments. Your speed (from the modem - can't comment on your wireless network performance of course!) should be higher. Please let me know if I can help further.

Cheers, Gary

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#617968 1-May-2012 15:25

I have to contact Gary to see if I can get my original modem replace - I only get about 80 Mbps tops ;)

I guess I have to wait until the orders get installed, since I already have a connection going anyway...

TelstraClear

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#617969 1-May-2012 15:29

freitasm: I have to contact Gary to see if I can get my original modem replace - I only get about 80 Mbps tops ;)

I guess I have to wait until the orders get installed, since I already have a connection going anyway...

Hi Mauricio. We already have you down to get one of the new ones. DM the account number and I'll see where it's at.

Cheers, Gary

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#618008 1-May-2012 18:24

Last Result:
Download Speed: 53361 kbps (6670.1 KB/sec transfer rate)
Upload Speed: 9959 kbps (1244.9 KB/sec transfer rate)
Latency: 9 ms
Tuesday, 1 May 2012 6:22:56 p.m

With somewhat ancient router.. will test with another (newer but still a few years old) router tonight.

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skl17

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Geek

#618018 1-May-2012 18:45

Thank you Gary- I won't be able to check for a couple of days- will let you know. I appreciate you taking the time to help out :-)

i4n

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#618095 1-May-2012 21:17

i4n: Ordered my upgrade today @ lunchtime, by walking down to the store (WLG), where it was written up straight away.
was faster to walk there & back than waiting for the "right dept" to pick up the phone.

Second line, t-box, package upgrade, Warp 150

Still waiting for call on install date.

Got the callback today, tech booked for Thursday afternoon.

EvilSteve

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#618115 1-May-2012 21:55

I have to take back the recommendation of my router, it seems its fine for a while and able to speed test at 98mb\s which is sweet but go back an hour later and try the same again or even try to saturate the connection other ways and it seems limited to 50mb\s. Ive tried this at peak and off peak times...

Rebooting the router fixes this for a while.

Any ideas? or should I just buy a new router?

AnAgileBeast

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Geek

#618133 1-May-2012 22:36

Download Speed: 94061 kps (11757.6 KB/sec transfer rate)
Upload Speed: 9831 kps (1228.9 KB/sec transfer rate)
Packet Loss: 0 %
Jitter: 0 ms
Latency: 20 ms
Test Server: nz-akl

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#618173 2-May-2012 06:20

halfbaked: I have to take back the recommendation of my router, it seems its fine for a while and able to speed test at 98mb\s which is sweet but go back an hour later and try the same again or even try to saturate the connection other ways and it seems limited to 50mb\s. Ive tried this at peak and off peak times...

Rebooting the router fixes this for a while.

Any ideas? or should I just buy a new router?

Saturating the connection will always result in different results - for example try and route 1500 byte packets through a router vs 100 byte packets and you'll find the result maybe a 10x reduction in WAN<->LAN routing performance.

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