NBN FTTP (Fiber to the Home) users -- Survey, your speedtests results are much appreciated

scrimshaw on 25/10/2016 - 17:28
Last edited 25/10/2016 - 17:48

Hi guys. I want to see if there's anybody on FTTH (Fiber to the Home) or FTTP (to the Premise) who may be experiencing congestion issues with their selected ISP.

Here's what you need to contribute — a computer connected via Ethernet cable (or very strong Wifi connection, preferably Wireless AC)
A web browser that has latest version of Flash (v23)

Then please upload your stats in the format below:

Example:

My speedtest with NuSkope ISP

(Peak Hour, 5PM)

23.86 mb Download, 4.75 mb Upload with Microsoft Edge Browser, Flash version 23
http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/5743136959

Plan Details
FTTP / Tier 2 speeds, 25 MB download, 5 MB upload, Unlimited quota @ $67.95 a month

The purpose of this experiment is to see which ISP's are the best / worse when it comes to peak hour congestion. So far, based on conjecture and readings on WP, is that

Hypothesis 1: ISPs who offer unlimited plans at a very cheap price may seem to offer the best value in terms of speed, quota and $ per gigabyte, but they also seem to cop many complaints about network performance issues. Probably one of the main downsides of getting a 'cheap ride' is that once you offer Unlimited plans, there will be users who abuse that and download terabytes of data a month, spoiling it for everyone else who might be on the same network since they're essentially hogging all the bandwidth. Some of the worst offenders are Exetel and TPG, whose customers don't seem to be getting the speeds they paid for and are experiencing latency issues.

Hypothesis 2: Premium ISP's who reject the idea of providing Unlimited Plans and who charge up to 25 percent more than the going market rate for NBN Plans seem to be highly praised amongst a small subset of users who can afford to pay perhaps around $80~100 a month (an example being SkyMesh, who arguably charges the most per GB for their plans and do not offer any sort of bundles or Unlimited usage quotas). The Question is, are Premium ISP's like Skymesh worth your coin, whether if paying the extra also means getting better internet?

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Comments

  • Axelstrife on 25/10/2016 - 17:48
    +6

    TPG
    Time: 5:43PM

    11.30 mbps Download , 0.95 mbps Upload - Firefox Flash version 23
    http://www.speedtest.net/result/5743184161.png

    FTTP TPG 12/1 Unlimited Data $59.95pm

    • scrimshaw on 25/10/2016 - 17:48
      +4

      Thank you for contributing.

    • [Deactivated] on 27/10/2016 - 20:14
      +2

      Why even bother with NBN when you are below ADSL speeds?

      • Axelstrife on 27/10/2016 - 20:19
        +12

        Because there is no other option for internet cause there is no adsl/cable.

        and it was just me using it.

        oh and i can upgrade my speed anytime i want.
        like i did earlier today to 25/5

        http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/5749300391

        • Iggemo on 28/10/2016 - 23:06

          what is the price now post-upgrade?

        • scrimshaw on 28/10/2016 - 23:44
          +1

          @Iggemo:

          It costs $69.95 for Tier 2 speeds.

          And to answer the below question, there is no point paying $59.95 a month for Tier 1 NBN, its really the worst value plan and should only be considered if you are a light user, or if you at work most of the time and there's nobody at home to take advantage of it (e.g you live alone).

      • Baghern on 30/10/2016 - 17:25

        Because ADSL2+ average speed …. 2010? is 8mbps…

        Though based on forums, its probably around 4mbps now due to Telstra not maintaining the lines

        Me… I use to get 5mbps… but since Feb I'm 1-2mbps

    • Iggemo on 28/10/2016 - 23:05

      That all?

      Im just on ADSL2 and pay $60 for phone and unlimited net, also with TPG, and mine is this:

      http://www.speedtest.net/result/5752531483.png

      What's the point of FTTP at that speed? Not being a jerk, i legitimately dont understand?

      • Morien on 29/10/2016 - 02:13

        Some people don't want the extra speed.

        I know. I don't understand it either.

        Also, once NBN is switched on in your area you may no longer sign up for legacy connections.

        • Iggemo on 29/10/2016 - 11:27

          Im sorry can u elaborate on this:

          Also, once NBN is switched on in your area you may no longer sign up for legacy connections.

          I dont follow. Are you actually saying nobody can ever sign up for ADSL in an NBN area????

        • Axelstrife on 29/10/2016 - 11:32
          +1

          @Iggemo: ADSL gets disconnected i think a year or something after nbn gets connected

          When i moved into this place nbn was all that was available.

        • Iggemo on 29/10/2016 - 11:39

          @Axelstrife: Wow i had no idea about that.. i was wondering what the benefits are and if it's worth even siwtching to NBN but sounds like i'll have to. Also, i think my area is getting that HFC NBN rather than FTTP or even FTTN so im not sure how good or bad that is compared to others who've posted in here

        • Morien on 30/10/2016 - 01:03

          @Iggemo: Yeah. You will have to. The whole point of NBN is to replace what we have now. Think of it in the same way as the transition from analogue to digital. You can no longer sign up for ADSL once NBN is switched on, and your ADSL or what-have-you will be switched off after a grace period of around 12-18 months.

      • Axelstrife on 29/10/2016 - 04:54

        I went with 12/1 over a year ago for two reasons.

        1. I moves from my old place which had adsl2 at a speed of 1.5mbps so 12mbps felt fast as.

        2. I would of went to the 25/5 speed straight up but then they bundled unlimited calls for 79.99 pm not the current 69.99 didnt feel like paying for something i didnt need.

        100mbps would be awesome but thats really overkill for just me and would be a complete wast of money.
        If i ever do need that speed i can call up same as i did the other day and upgrade again only took 2 hours for my speed upgrade.

        Its not a matter of dont want i just dont need it.

        • Iggemo on 29/10/2016 - 11:26

          Yeah 12 is fine for download, it's the uploads that kill you.. that's why i get annoyed whenever i see Turncoat talking about "oh who needs to watch 4 HD movies at once (referencing the download speed) but we all know downloads are already fine, it's the upload speed that needs boosting !

          Also, a couple of weeks before last fed election, i got a lovely letter in the mail telling me NBN was about to start in my area. Funnily enough, since the election, suddenly nothing, no record of anyhting on nbnco site and no plans to do anything; funny that.

        • Axelstrife on 29/10/2016 - 11:33

          @Iggemo: Yeah the upload sucks even uploading pictures 4-5mb took long lol

          But for gaming NBN is much better then cable or adsl2 they just can't beat 1,2,3 ping lol

        • Iggemo on 29/10/2016 - 11:38
          +2

          @Axelstrife: True. Yeah my wife is a digital artist so she uploads a lot of large PNG files, and she comes from San Francisco, so she has learned the hard way how dogshit Aus internet is compared to California. Over there the speeds are superfast, here she needs to upload things overnight cos it takes 10 hours. And this is on a connection i have which is faster than ~68% of AU so it's not like mine is especially bad, just how garbage AU is overall :_(

        • Axelstrife on 29/10/2016 - 11:51

          @Iggemo:Once the HFC network is upgraded and live, it is hoped it will deliver speeds of up to 100Mbps (megabits per second) download and 40Mbps upload to end users.
          http://blog.iinet.net.au/the-nbn-hfc-technology/
          Copy pasted lol

          Just wish they stick to full fibre which we all know is faster then anything else once finished
          i can have 4 100mbps connected hooked up at once and yet they limit speeds to 100mbps per connection.

        • Iggemo on 29/10/2016 - 12:02

          @Axelstrife: Im not worried about downloads, just uploads, anything about 5 would be great, let alone 40. I was just reading whirlpool about HFC and the consensus seems to be nobody knows how the speeds will be and it will depend on how the network is installed and how much money is invested. People certainly seem skeptical overall about the 40Mbps upload speed tho. Atm mine is 0.8 though so nearly anything will be an upgrade

      • Whomastadon on 29/10/2016 - 21:21
        +2

        Apart from the obvious fact you can upgrade your nbn speed many many times faster, whenever you want, if you're happy to pay a bit extra, Fibre Optic cable will never theoretically degrade or get worse.

        You may be getting that speed right now. But there's no guarantee your internet won't dropout the next time it rains, or in some cases, you breath to heavily in the vicinity of your Telstra Pit and due to the poor maintenance from Telstra and the age of your copper, the moisture from your breath permeates the plastic shopping bag protecting your phone line join and shorts it out.

        • Iggemo on 30/10/2016 - 11:01

          Can u eloborate plz ?

          how would congestion be diff from now to then, etc?

          My current experience is that things do slow down in peak, but i'd like an educated answer on the two

  • No on 25/10/2016 - 18:05
    +7

    Skymesh
    Time: 3:00pm WA time

    95.57 mbps Download, 36.01 mbps Upload - Chrome Flash version 23
    http://www.speedtest.net/result/5743216199.png

    FTTP Skymesh 100/40 600GB / 12TB $99.95 pm

    • scrimshaw on 25/10/2016 - 18:27
      +2

      Thank you for contributing. Lucky you

    • DaaC on 26/10/2016 - 00:39

      Which suburb?

      • No on 26/10/2016 - 12:12
        +1

        Vic Park

      • onlyletters on 28/10/2016 - 21:38

        skymesh are tier 1 and have a better back end allowing them to have better speeds even at peak times, but it comes at a premium price.

        • [Deactivated] on 29/10/2016 - 00:05
          +1

          i pay $100 per month for 12/1mbps wireless with 300gb..

          100/40 600GB / 12TB $99.95 pm is a bargain lol

  • Savas on 25/10/2016 - 18:09
    +8

    I'm fascinated by speed test results (because I only get 1mbps) so thank you for creating this thread OP

  • ZloyKrys on 25/10/2016 - 18:09
    +1

    Exetel
    Time: 6PM

    89.46 mbps Download , 37.38 mbps Upload - Chrome on Mac Adobe Flash Player - Version: 23.0.0.185 Shockwave Flash 23.0 r0
    http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/5743225839

    FTTP Unlimited 100/40 $89.99pm

    • scrimshaw on 25/10/2016 - 18:28

      Thank you for contributing. 5ms latency. Not a bad speed at all. Is it always this good?

      • ZloyKrys on 25/10/2016 - 19:42

        I'd say this one is bad because I was a bit far from my wifi access point, it's peak time (6PM) and running a backup at the same time. It's floating between 2-5ms

        • jzdhgkd on 30/10/2016 - 18:40

          5ms is "bad"? Lol damn LPBs

  • huertano on 25/10/2016 - 18:34
    +2

    iiNet
    Time: 6:30pm

    94.06mbps down, 36.85 up.
    http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/5743265824 Firefox, Linux mint

    FTTP Unlimited 100/40 $99. 3EXH (Exhibition) POI

    On Skymesh last year I had numerous state related dropouts, not sure if they were fixed. On iiNet the speed/latency is about the same but without dropouts, although no ipv6

  • Dynamics on 25/10/2016 - 18:59
    +2

    TPG
    Time: 6:55pm

    95.07 mbps Download, 37.32 mbps Upload - Firefox Flash version 23
    http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/5743312550

    FTTP TPG 100/40 Unlimited $99.99 per month

    • daleyboy79 on 31/10/2016 - 11:12

      If i remember when i get home tonight i'll try mine … but on the occasions ive tested in the past im pretty much exactly the same as this … except i pay $10pm more for the unlimited OS calls in the phone bundle

  • ChillBro on 25/10/2016 - 19:04
    +46

    All this thread is doing is make me intensely jealous.

    • cheapisgood on 25/10/2016 - 19:10
      +2

      do you have cable in your area? That's a good first taste to faster internet.

      • ChillBro on 26/10/2016 - 11:55

        I wish, mate. Unfortunately I can't get jack since I'm in a townhouse.

        • PVA on 26/10/2016 - 20:43
          +1

          plenty of townhouses, units, high-rises have Cable.

        • [Deactivated] on 27/10/2016 - 04:16
          +4

          @PVA: everyone in the mdu has to agree to buy it. They won't do just one unit

        • PVA on 28/10/2016 - 13:36

          @The Land of Smeg:
          Yes that's right, unless it's already got cable.

    • Clear on 25/10/2016 - 20:02
      +1

      I'm tempted to post speedtests on private fiber lines. That'd make everyone jelly.

      • DavoW on 27/10/2016 - 08:44
        +1

        Not the highest speed, but I am sharing this with 140 other people…

        http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/5748248062

        • Zachary on 27/10/2016 - 08:47
          +1

          Damn what plan is that? And how much are you paying?

        • DavoW on 27/10/2016 - 11:48
          +3

          @Zachary: It's a business DSL (fibre?) line from TPG. We also have an dark ethernet speed connection between SYD-MEL-PER for internal transfers. No idea how much it costs, but we use a metric (profanity) of data.

      • elimn8r on 27/10/2016 - 14:43
        +2

        Speed test I did at uni over 3 years ago …
        Looks like they are their own ISP
        http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/2897486275

        • Clear on 27/10/2016 - 14:51
          +1

          Private fiber connection likely. There are a few ISPs out there that offer high speed fiber connections for enterprise/education.

        • bkoolrocks on 27/10/2016 - 14:59
          +1

          @Clear: Uni's mostly run on AARNET and mostly are 1G lines.

        • Clear on 27/10/2016 - 15:51
          +1

          @bkoolrocks: Yup that's one of them. I couldn't remember the name.

    • geoffl on 25/10/2016 - 20:21
      +2

      Here near Newtown 4 years ago we were going to get FTTP until Mal and Wyatt Roy Boy got in and it has gone from 16MB to 9MB at my home on the copper

    • Showmethebargains on 26/10/2016 - 09:55
      +2

      Me too. We haven't got cable available and nbn won't be here any time in the near future. Stuck with crappy Optus adsl2+. Lucky if we get 1mbps downloads.

  • currentfad on 25/10/2016 - 19:10
    +1

    TPG
    Time: 7:09PM

    11.19 down, 0.94 up, 3ms ping- Safari

    http://beta.speedtest.net/result/5743339778

    FTTP TPG 12/1 unlimited - 59.99 w/ home phone :P

  • Savas on 25/10/2016 - 20:10
    -3

    Surely these results are spoofed…

    • Axelstrife on 25/10/2016 - 20:16
      +3

      Nope that's NBN for you.

    • [Deactivated] on 26/10/2016 - 11:23
      +8

      why would you say that, they're all slower than my cable internet which speedtests 95% of the time at 112mbps

      • ESEMCE on 31/10/2016 - 08:55

        and 5mbps up…

    • Pacify on 27/10/2016 - 15:51

      What do you mean?

  • altomic on 25/10/2016 - 20:24
    +1

    Optus - time 7:59PM
    10ms ping - chrome
    97.07mbps down. 1.72 mbps up.

    http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/5743434051

    NBN - optus $90 smorgasbord

    • Axelstrife on 25/10/2016 - 20:49
      +2

      Thats cable not FTTP

      otherwise your upload should be between 30-40 mbps

      • altomic on 25/10/2016 - 23:50

        aahhh, OK. makes sense. just had a NBN cable splitter box thing fitted to my cable modem on wednesday and still haven't connected the new modem. (as everything works fine). will do it tomorrow and retest.

        • Axelstrife on 26/10/2016 - 00:58
          +1

          hmm no idea what thats about but those speeds ive only ever seem from Cable users

          sounds like your are getting upgraded onto the new NBN HFC

          Have a read

          http://www.nbnco.com.au/blog/the-nbn-project/hfc-everything-…

          So many damn typ[es of nbn now days lol

          HFC is just NBN upgrading the cable network.

        • Zachary on 26/10/2016 - 11:36
          -1

          Cable doesn't go that fast, I thought cable tops at max of 30Mb/s down….?

        • Axelstrife on 26/10/2016 - 11:53
          +2

          @Zachary: ive seen many cable users go above 100mbps

        • [Deactivated] on 26/10/2016 - 11:56
          +2

          @Zachary:

          docsis 3.0 upgrade to the HFC networks allows higher speeds. the parts of the HFC that get kept for the NBN will be upgraded to docsis 3.1 for even faster speeds

        • brotherfranciz on 26/10/2016 - 20:31
          +3

          @Axelstrife:

          Yep. :)

          I'm super happy with my cable connection… what's NBN? hehehehe…

          http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/5746387686

          After enduring 7+ years of slower than 1Mbps, I think I deserve lightning speeds!

          I Whatsapp'ed my overseas friends in Hong Kong to show them my much improved internet speed, but they showed me their speed tests, which were like 1000Mbps… brought me back down to Earth and just goes to show how faaaaar behind we are in Australia. :(

        • Axelstrife on 26/10/2016 - 20:51

          @brotherrfranciz: fk me didnt know cable goes that high
          ive only seen 110-130 mbps

        • Zachary on 27/10/2016 - 08:43

          @terminal2k
          @Axelstrife Awesome; need to upgrade to cable - I've had enough of my 1MiB/s down and 100KiBs up! haha Is there a site like this: http://www.nbnco.com.au/learn-about-the-nbn/rollout-map.html… but shows all the areas where cable is available or is cable available everywhere like ADLS2+(oh wait maybe not everywhere as I did come across a building without a functioning copper cable)?

          Also NBN = FTTB|FTTP|FTTH, right? Or is it just just still on copper lines but somehow getting more stable and faster speeds? Because I always thought it was just FTTB, until I read someone(not sure who that someone was or if it was even here on this site I read it on or not) who says, no it's not NBN is just fibre on copper line still….so you're still copped with all the drawbacks of a copper line.

          Also I like to be spoon fed; is there a complete list of ISP that shows all the services they provide(NBN, Fibre, Cable, etc,.)? Nevermind I found it here: http://www.idd.com.au/internet-service-providers.php :P So from that list, it would appear only Grapevine, Netbay Internet, and Optus only do Cable…

        • Zachary on 27/10/2016 - 08:45

          @brotherrfranciz: That's like half of the fastest consumer's internet available, the fasted being a 2 gigabit connection both ways, so up and down as I remember reading an article of someone having it installed in their house!

        • brotherfranciz on 27/10/2016 - 14:02
          +1

          @Zachary:

          Regarding upgrading to cable, this is the plan I am on (except I didn't need to pay any install fee or modem fee when I signed up at the time):

          https://www.iinet.net.au/internet-products/fibre/cable/

        • AlanHB on 27/10/2016 - 14:11

          @brotherrfranciz: Holy geebus

        • Zachary on 28/10/2016 - 03:17

          @brotherrfranciz: "This product is not available at your address." Nuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu Looks like I need to move to a house that has it, or even better NBN/FTTB….

        • epicttiimm on 28/10/2016 - 13:32

          @Axelstrife: My cable is faster than most tests here: 115mbps down. The only thing that NBN would bring to me is faster uploads (a measly 2 mbps right now)

        • Axelstrife on 28/10/2016 - 13:47

          @epicttiimm: whats your ping like?
          mines at least 3 is every speed test sometimes 2 and only a couple times 1

        • epicttiimm on 28/10/2016 - 14:21

          @Axelstrife: Mate, thats amazing. My ping is normally ~10ms. I've only once seen it go down to 4 but that was probably a fluke.

  • theoracle30 on 25/10/2016 - 22:44
    +2

    TPG
    Time: 7:42PM (Perth time)

    22.48 Mbps down, 4.74 Mbps up, 4 ms ping - Firefox, Windows 10

    http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/5743769419

    TLG 25/5 unlimited NBN with home phone, $89.99 per month
    Used to be on the 50/20 plan with 500GB, but when I changed to unlimited they didn't offer that speed anymore. I decided to cop the speed decrease.

  • devinadalovely on 26/10/2016 - 17:37
    +1

    We have fiber to the premises with Telstra
    Results Test run on 26/10/2016 @ 05:30 PM from Ozspeedtest:

    Your Line Speed
    49.01
    Mbps (49,006 kbps) Your Download Speed
    6.13
    MB/s (6,126 KB/s)
    Mirror:
    Optus
    Data:
    59 MB
    Test Time:
    10.01 secs

    Result from Telstra test:

    Last Result:
    Download Speed: 93805 kbps (11725.6 KB/sec transfer rate)
    Upload Speed: 38205 kbps (4775.6 KB/sec transfer rate)
    Latency: 10 ms
    Jitter: 0 ms
    Packet Loss: -1%
    10/26/2016, 5:35:10 PM

  • studiosoundguy on 26/10/2016 - 17:37
    +2

    I am on Airfibre

    Getting 60mbit down / 45mbit up

    Wildy Varies

  • brotherfranciz on 26/10/2016 - 20:18
    +4

    *****Not NBN*****

    But I thought I should post for comparison purposes:

    iiNet
    Time of test: 8:10PM (VIC)
    221.08Mbps down / 44.38Mbps up
    10ms ping
    Google Chrome
    Windows 10

    http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/5746387686

    iiNet Cable; 1000GB limit; 2yr contract: $39.99/month for 1st yr, $79.99/month 2nd yr

    • [Deactivated] on 27/10/2016 - 04:18

      Transact?

      • AlexD on 28/10/2016 - 07:19

        TransACT is limited to 80/20 now, but some buildings are getting 100/40 on a special deal. iiNet refer to it as FTTB, though I believe it's still VDSL2.

    • syousef on 27/10/2016 - 14:37

      how the hell do you get 44Mbps up on cable? Is that hybrid?

      • brotherfranciz on 27/10/2016 - 18:44
        +1

        I have no idea… I'm not an expert at internet infrastructure. :(

        I did the test again this arvo 6:38PM and the result showed an even faster up:

        http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/5749106979

        All I know is this is my plan:

        https://www.iinet.net.au/internet-products/fibre/cable/

        It says that it is only available in Geelong, Ballarat and Mildura (big rural cities in VIC).

        Funnily enough, it says the max down speeds are between 80-100Mbps and up is 20Mbps?

        They came to my place, drilled a hole through the wall and put in a big thick cable, which they then connected to the powerline outside.

        Sorry, not sure what other information you need to determine…

  • EVA-01 on 26/10/2016 - 20:37
    +1

    Skymesh
    Time: 5:30pm WA time

    93.86 Mbps Download, 38.40 Mbps Upload, 4ms Ping - Chrome Flash version 23
    http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/5746438288

    FTTP Skymesh 100/40 600GB / 12TB $99.95 pm

  • [Deactivated] on 27/10/2016 - 00:41
    +2

    http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/5746999538

    93.6 down and 35.8 up, but this is FTTB (pretty much FTTN). Only paying $59.90/month for unlimited though so I'm happy enough.

    • ITveteran on 29/10/2016 - 10:43

      That's amazing value.care to share what ISP and plan details? What area are you in? Cheers

      • [Deactivated] on 29/10/2016 - 12:20
        +1

        I initially signed up with tpg for this plan (their own fttb connection to my building, which is in syd cbd). They later had some problems with competing directly with nbn I think, so they set up a company called wondercom to manage all fttb connections (so now I'm with wondercom).
        This plan is fttb 100/40 mbps unlimited. Prices may be different now, but worth checking if your building is connected to this service.

  • DrDollar on 27/10/2016 - 07:21
    +17

    I am now sufficiently depressed.

    • JayM on 28/10/2016 - 18:36
      +3

      I'm tempted to do this test from work and claim it as my home Internet speeds so i can at least look I'm on NBN rather than the crappy rusted out shit they call copper that loses packets and slows to pedestrian speeds at night-time peak hour and goes even worse when it rains and the Tel$tra pit floods or fills with bees like my last place I lived in.

      I'm not even on the 3 year "NBN" plan so I'm sufficiently screwed for the foreseeable future. I loathe this current Government to the very core of my being for the crap they're dishing out and having the gall to call NBN.

      • DrDollar on 28/10/2016 - 20:26
        +1

        Ahhh yes.

        And I love the reliability in which the connections are made at the exchanges.

        A thousand tiny little wires in a tiny little cylindrical mess, so that each time someone needs to be connected/disconnected at the exchange, the wonderful Telstra man can go and fiddle with the surrounding wires and break the connection for those surrounding the intended target wire. And of course, the cap must remain off the exchange whilst it is pouring with rain so that the thing can be covered in water and slow everyone’s speeds whilst resistance increases.

        It is such a great system, that we owe so love so much.

  • ExtraSalt on 27/10/2016 - 08:06
    +1

    sometimes i get worse than listed below, but a reset of the router fixes it up. I live in a new estate so theres still heaps of machinery coming in and our building homes, when they are around, the signal is shit….but on a whole, see below!

    ISP: Internode
    Plan: 100mb Download/40mb Up
    Wifi Via Apple Airport Extreme
    Peak: 93.51mb / 38.59mb @ 11:11am | Ping 6
    Low: 30.85mb / 32.29mb @ 9:48pm | Ping 6

  • Duram on 27/10/2016 - 09:41

    96/36 Optus FTTP.

    I had IINET who were rubbish during peak and same goes for Internode.

    Luckily Optus has been good.

    90PM/Unlimited.

  • misu p on 27/10/2016 - 11:07
    +1

    ISP: TPG FFTB
    90+ / 30+
    Ping 10

    I have never seen it lower than these any time of the day.

  • ShanB on 27/10/2016 - 14:06
    +4

    I am so jealous of you guys, with TPG ADSL 2+ the other day I got 1.5 Kbps downloads couldn't even get the updates for LOL for like 30 minutes. FML :(

    • cheapisgood on 30/10/2016 - 19:10
      +1

      have cable in your area? Lots of people have cable in their area but choose to go to DSL2+ for some odd reason.

      • ShanB on 02/11/2016 - 12:39

        Unfortunately no :(

        • cheapisgood on 02/11/2016 - 13:53

          so when you went to Optus/Telstra website and pluck in your address, no good?

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