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Yeah, the Krapi Cable thread is somewhat worrying, but that being said, in off peak times still seems to perform marvelously. I have the ability to schedule the majority of my internet use to happen outside of peak times so this doesn't worry me *too* much.
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Yes, cable is great during daylight hours. Usually. 
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Yeah, the Krapi Cable thread is somewhat worrying, but that being said, in off peak times still seems to perform marvelously. I have the ability to schedule the majority of my internet use to happen outside of peak times so this doesn't worry me *too* much.
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Yes, cable is great during daylight hours. Usually.
The Krapi thread is old and now out of date. To see the history of cable performance since then check here: https://truenet.nz/isp-performance-trend
Vodafone solved the issue that started when Netflix started by installing new equipment, at great expense. Since the October cutover Cable has hardly missed a beat, performing better than it did before the event for both 50 and 100Mb/s connections.
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The Krapi thread is old and now out of date. To see the history of cable performance since then check here: https://truenet.nz/isp-performance-trend
Vodafone solved the issue that started when Netflix started by installing new equipment, at great expense. Since the October cutover Cable has hardly missed a beat, performing better than it did before the event for both 50 and 100Mb/s connections.
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John, this is true for most cable users, but the Krapi cable thread (now 134 pages long!) is now largely focused on Island Bay, which still has very significant problems.
To the best of my knowledge, I am the only TrueNet cable volunteer in Island Bay.
Here are my downstream stats for last week:
For those unfamiliar with TrueNet stats, the black line with the sharp evening speed dip is my own 100/10Mbps cable connection.
The "almost perfect" horizontal blue line represents other TrueNet volunteers elsewhere in Wellington.
My peak hour speeds (at aprx. 9pm) remain in the 10-20Mbps range (19Mbps on this graph) on a 100Mbps connection.
All of my "cable" neighbours have exactly the same problem.
An upgrade to the Island Bay "node" is pending, but has been repeatedly delayed.
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JohnButt:
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The Krapi thread is old and now out of date. To see the history of cable performance since then check here: https://truenet.nz/isp-performance-trend
Vodafone solved the issue that started when Netflix started by installing new equipment, at great expense. Since the October cutover Cable has hardly missed a beat, performing better than it did before the event for both 50 and 100Mb/s connections.
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John, this is true for most cable users, but the Krapi cable thread (now 134 pages long!) is now largely focused on Island Bay, which still has very significant problems.
To the best of my knowledge, I am the only TrueNet cable volunteer in Island Bay.
Here are my downstream stats for last week:
For those unfamiliar with TrueNet stats, the black line with the sharp evening speed dip is my own 100/10Mbps cable connection.
The "almost perfect" horizontal blue line represents other TrueNet volunteers elsewhere in Wellington.
My peak hour speeds (at aprx. 9pm) remain in the 10-20Mbps range (19Mbps on this graph) on a 100Mbps connection.
All of my "cable" neighbours have exactly the same problem.
An upgrade to the Island Bay "node" is pending, but has been repeatedly delayed.
I hadn't noticed. We tend to view the median as a representative of most people.
In your case, looking closer, you do have an issue, but it is not a strong case for all of Island Bay, we do have another panelist in Island Bay which shows a smaller drop in the evening to about 87Mb/s, while yours is down to 50Mb/s. There may be more than one node in Island Bay.
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JohnButt:
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The Krapi thread is old and now out of date. To see the history of cable performance since then check here: https://truenet.nz/isp-performance-trend
Vodafone solved the issue that started when Netflix started by installing new equipment, at great expense. Since the October cutover Cable has hardly missed a beat, performing better than it did before the event for both 50 and 100Mb/s connections.
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John, this is true for most cable users, but the Krapi cable thread (now 134 pages long!) is now largely focused on Island Bay, which still has very significant problems.
To the best of my knowledge, I am the only TrueNet cable volunteer in Island Bay.
Here are my downstream stats for last week:
For those unfamiliar with TrueNet stats, the black line with the sharp evening speed dip is my own 100/10Mbps cable connection.
The "almost perfect" horizontal blue line represents other TrueNet volunteers elsewhere in Wellington.
My peak hour speeds (at aprx. 9pm) remain in the 10-20Mbps range (19Mbps on this graph) on a 100Mbps connection.
All of my "cable" neighbours have exactly the same problem.
An upgrade to the Island Bay "node" is pending, but has been repeatedly delayed.
I hadn't noticed. We tend to view the median as a representative of most people.
In your case, looking closer, you do have an issue, but it is not a strong case for all of Island Bay, we do have another panelist in Island Bay which shows a smaller drop in the evening to about 87Mb/s, while yours is down to 50Mb/s. There may be more than one node in Island Bay.
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