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Using a very old router

jab1
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Re: Using a very old router

@vertex1 Your results do not make much sense, to be honest. The download/upload speeds suggest - to me - that you are on an 80/20 FTTC connection, but the download suggests there is a fault. If you can get 16.2 on upload, your download should be in the 60/70 range.

John
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Re: Using a very old router

@vertex1 

You can use the following to see what speeds OR expect you to receive.

https://www.broadbandchecker.btwholesale.com/#/ADSL

 

If you don't understand the results post a screen image of the results after hiding your details.

 

Brian

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Re: Using a very old router


@jab1 wrote:

 

... the download suggests there is a fault

 

... or that the speed test was done over WiFi or via powerline adaptors ?  (which would also explain the 43.6 ms latency)

vertex1
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Re: Using a very old router

This is what it showed:

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