NonprayingMantis:Whinery:NonprayingMantis:
As a result, MyRepublic local network capacity is consistently more than what our customer base requires.
(I would expect all ISPs in NZ to do this anyway)
You are a funny guy. If that happened, nobody would be complaining about speeds here, but I see countless complaints about speeds (especially peak times) in NZ, from customers of multiple NZ ISPs.
- Marc
there would still be heaps of speed complaints from people in these situations:
where they are testing over wifi which is congested (very very common)
where they are testing at the same time as torrenting
where they are testing at the same time as backing up their computer to the cloud
where they are testing at the same time as downloading a windows update
Where they are testing at the same time as their flatmates are watching youtube.
where they are complaining about international speeds
Where the servers they are connecting to limit the throughput
From reading the threads on here, 9 times out of 10 it is one of the above situations. The other time, we never find out.
You also forgot to include testing over congested copper network backhaul such as those connected to a Conklin or the legacy ASAM ATM network that is heavily congested in some areas.
Plus you didn't talk about poor wiring in their house impacting performance which has to be the most common post that PeterReader responds to.
Plus there is regional congestion in some areas with handovers from Chorus on EUBA & WVS to the RSPs.
All of that congestion is completely outside the control of the RSP.


