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Forums › 2degrees (including Slingshot, Orcon, Flip, Stuff Fibre, MyRepublic, 2talk and Vocus) › [Snap] Speed drop between 15/4 and 14/5 anyone else noticed?
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#146531 21-May-2014 01:43
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As title states, before 15/4 I was getting 101Mb down consistently, after that sometime between 15/4 and 14/5 speed droped about 8Mb.
Restarting router and ONT has no effect, did Snap or Enable changed something in the backend?
Anyone else notice this as well?




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  #1050333 21-May-2014 11:03
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93Mbps is full speed on a 100Mbps connection as real world speeds are always at layer 2, not layer 3. UFB is no different.

If you're on Chorus you will only get 93Mbps on 100Mbps connection. This will change in the future as they overdimension their products to compensate for this so you should get layer 2 maximum speeds at layer 3.

My understanding was Enable were trialing over dimensioning their UFB products slightly to compensate for this, one could assume that this has ended and they've reverted back to the dimensioning 100Mbps at layer 2.

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