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Shin

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#258541 8-Oct-2019 20:30
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Hi,

 

 

 

I left a similar question on broadband forum, however this forum may more suitable.

 

 

 

I'm thinking about to switch to 2Degrees and I found that their offer saying it's 30/10Mbps where my raw connection seems much faster.

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

Local Exchange RDB3
Local Cabinet RDB/AF
Distance from Local Cabinet 145 Metres
Theoretical Max Speed 130 Mbps down / 30 mbps up

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Would the 30/10Mbps actually enforced if I switch?

 

Cheers

 

Shin


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  #2333020 8-Oct-2019 20:32
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Pretty sure the 30/10 refers to fibre - it's the entry level plan. I doubt they would cap xDSL - just clumsy wording



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  #2333167 9-Oct-2019 08:24
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fwiw I have vdsl, and my average speed test has me around 40-45 down and 12-15 up


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  #2333175 9-Oct-2019 08:40
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Again FWIW a friend is on 2D VDSL and has close to 30Mbps on the up.




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  #2333178 9-Oct-2019 08:44
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@Shin I was on 2d VDSL prior to moving to fibre with them, and I was definitely getting over 30/10, so I would imagine it is just clumsy wording, like mentioned previously.





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  #2333183 9-Oct-2019 08:56
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You will get close to line speed VDSL is not capped


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  #2333187 9-Oct-2019 09:05
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Yep as the others have said - just not worded well. They don't limit your speed - it's just what your line can handle. 

 

@nztim checked the rough speed you will get in the other thread and you would have a fantastic connection. 


 
 
 
 

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  #2333193 9-Oct-2019 09:24
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wratterus:

 

Yep as the others have said - just not worded well. They don't limit your speed - it's just what your line can handle. 

 

@nztim checked the rough speed you will get in the other thread and you would have a fantastic connection. 

 

 

 

 

As mentioned in the previous post,  the Modem, Internal Wiring, and you have POTS so Filters all play a part  what speed you will get also as I mentioned in the other thread, you have phones scattered throughout your house so if you switch your landline will move to VOIP and the router (fritz I believe) will not have the power to make all those phones ring (depending how many you have), I have tried to google the specs of the Fritz for you and I can't find anything on the ringer power, but I very much doubt it will be above 1 or 2.

 

 

 

 

 

 





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