new gea test please

[#1]

In the meantime, I also notice few other ISPs has the line capped at 79999kbps but getting throughput speed of nearly 76Mbps, while PN only getting no more than 75Mbps max. Because other ISP's doesn't have their own IP Profile set at 78Mb at their end, which PN do. The other's ISPs told me ages ago they don't believed to have the feature of capped IP Profile at their end but leave it to BT's side - Bras IP Profile of it own. But it's very true no FTTC throughput speed cannot go faster than 76Meg even if the sync rate are at 78Meg or 80Meg etc.

The only faster to get 80Mbps throughput speed is when Openreach capped the sync rate at 84000Kbps with IP Profile of 81219Kbps.

[#2]

@Strat

I've just looked at 2 GEA test results.

One has a Crosstalk entry and one doesn't.....somewhat inconclusive

Could you please kindly highlighted the two comparsion please so we will know better knowedge of it. Thanks

[#3]

@ejs Can you tell which Draytek modem model is more suitable for FTTC SNR tweak? So, I can check it out myself.

I just read all 4 pages about SNR tweak via Draytek Modem https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/threads/draytek-vigor-130-and-fttc-snr-setting-increased-sync.1879.... It's very risky to do it. Best to leave it to the DLM do the job proper to stable the line.

[#4]

I thought all the current Draytek models are quite similar regarding DSL functionality. The same thing could be done on any device based on the Lantiq chipsets, but apart from the Drayteks, they tend to require unlocking in some way, and it's not easy to unlock the Openreach ECI modem.

[#5]

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@goldenfibre wrote:

@Strat

I've just looked at 2 GEA test results.

One has a Crosstalk entry and one doesn't.....somewhat inconclusive

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I think that is just Plusnet omitting some of the lines of the GEA Test results which are of no interest.

[#6]

My latest stats now:

Bearer 0

INP: 38.00 0.00

INPRein: 0.00 0.00

delay: 0 0

PER: 0.00 3.97

OR: 0.01 64.47

Bearer 1

INP: 4.00 0.00

INPRein: 4.00 0.00

delay: 3 0

PER: 16.00 0.01

OR: 96.00 0.01

Bitswap: 0/40 0/20

Since Link time = 1 days 19 hours 46 min 43 sec

FEC: 4087 579

CRC: 0 142

ES: 0 132

SES: 0 0

UAS: 0 0

LOS: 0 0

LOF: 0 0

LOM: 0 0

[#7]

@iangilf @ejs

Just swapped back to Billion 8800NL from Netgear DGND3700v1

My line are now back at 79999K

Interleaved Depth changed 8 to 16
INP changed 38 to 48
SNR sightly increase to 6.7dB from 6.1dB
Max Rate increase to 85004Kbps from 78148Kbps
Sync Rate increase to 79999Kbps from 78882Kbps

FTTC Sync just as now

[#8]

Nice 1 mate

[#9]

I think must be someone turn off their modem or router so I am in much luck now But I forget to leave it off for 30 minutes to avoid DLM trigger but I think one swap over won't harm!

[#10]

Lol ok mate

[#11]

@goldenfibre

Could you please kindly highlighted the two comparsion please so we will know better knowedge of it.

See attached.

@ejs

I think that is just Plusnet omitting some of the lines of the GEA Test results which are of no interest.

My thoughts also.

[#12]

do u think bt will increase speeds beyond 79999 are there any plans in doing this anytime soon ? as people have a higher attainable rate on the upload and download would be a good idea wouldnt it ?

[#13]

We've no news to share on our plans to offer more than 80mbps.

[#14]

Ok mate maybe put it in that to do list loool would be nice to put the lines at there full potential instead of capping it at 80 if the lines could handle more why not use it and charge people maybe a bit more especially now virgin are increasing there networks it just seems it would make a lot of sense to me and I'm sure other people would agree

[#15]

I agree but sadly it down to openreach and bt wholesales set the maximum speed for fibre for all ISPs are 80Mbps cannot go higher than that. Nothing that plusnet can do about it.