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gzjdoe

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#303360 4-Feb-2023 12:23
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Hi team,

 

I am on the Spark Fibre Max plan (https://www.spark.co.nz/shop/internet/plans/fibre) which has advertised speed rates of 881 Mbps/497 Mbps (Down/Up).

 

But after running speedtest.net different times per day I consistently get 70ish Mbps/100ish Mbps (Down/Up) speeds. Which is a lot slower than their advertised rate.

 

Are they actively throttling Fibre users? I am in Wellington (Island Bay), so I am hoping distance is not a factor (is this still a factor with fibre?). Could someone please suggest some way to mitigate that? Or how to speak to their support team in order to get a better outcome?

 

Thanks!


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RunningMan
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  #3031717 4-Feb-2023 12:32
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No.

 

Perhaps provide some information on your network and test methodology.




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  #3032022 5-Feb-2023 08:28
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Unifi USG-3P - have you enabled hardware offloading?


gzjdoe

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  #3032544 6-Feb-2023 18:29
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As soon as I was able to disable DPI and enable hardware offload the speed came back to normal. Thanks team.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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