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Post by AussieTV on Oct 11, 2019 22:44:35 GMT 10
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Post by Deleted on Oct 11, 2019 23:22:37 GMT 10
This was my 4G speed yesterday afternoon: 
If only that was my actual home Wi-Fi speed.
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Post by AussieTV on Oct 12, 2019 9:28:03 GMT 10
This was my 4G speed yesterday afternoon:
If only that was my actual home Wi-Fi speed. That's really impressive. If only 
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Post by telemelbs on Oct 12, 2019 10:36:00 GMT 10
Wireless speeds around this, while ethernet is around 110mbps max. Will be expecting this to drop once I get NBN next year  
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Post by EyewitnessTV on Oct 12, 2019 14:56:56 GMT 10
This was my 4G speed yesterday afternoon:
If only that was my actual home Wi-Fi speed. That's really impressive. If only If only indeed. I posted it before, but here’s a person I know with a speed of this.  
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Post by telemelbs on Oct 12, 2019 17:10:58 GMT 10
That's really impressive. If only If only indeed. I posted it before, but here’s a person I know with a speed of this.
Wow, I think the new 5G speeds are like that or even better!
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Post by EyewitnessTV on Oct 12, 2019 19:37:18 GMT 10
Wireless speeds around this, while ethernet is around 110mbps max. Will be expecting this to drop once I get NBN next year Blame the Liberals and their inferior NBN. They created our telecommunications mess and now the rest of us have to suffer for it. Wow, I think the new 5G speeds are like that or even better! 5G is supposed to be slightly better I think? Yeah, I really jealous, lol.  He got proper FTTP in the city whereas I’m out in the suburbs with shitty FTTN.
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Post by SharksFan99 on Oct 15, 2019 19:58:34 GMT 10
He got proper FTTP in the city whereas I’m out in the suburbs with shitty FTTN. It's just the luck of the draw, unfortunately. Even if every area in Australia had a proper FTTP connection, you'd still get some areas which would have slower download/loading speeds due to a backlog of users trying to access the local NBN node. There's some outlying and rural areas which even have better internet speeds than the cities. For instance, my Uncle lives about 15-20 minutes outside of Devonport and even though his area has no more than 3,000 people, his NBN connection is better than what I have here in the southern suburbs of Wollongong. 
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Post by telemelbs on Oct 15, 2019 20:07:46 GMT 10
I'm supposed to be getting HFC, is that any good?
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Post by EyewitnessTV on Oct 16, 2019 14:45:06 GMT 10
It's just the luck of the draw, unfortunately. Even if every area in Australia had a proper FTTP connection, you'd still get some areas which would have slower download/loading speeds due to a backlog of users trying to access the local NBN node. There's some outlying and rural areas which even have better internet speeds than the cities. For instance, my Uncle lives about 15-20 minutes outside of Devonport and even though his area has no more than 3,000 people, his NBN connection is better than what I have here in the southern suburbs of Wollongong. Yes, of course. Still doesn’t make it right though.  If only what could have been if Labor’s superior NBN was seen through rather than the Coalition's clusterfuck of multi-technology use (which was all supposed to be much cheaper but wasn’t after all!). But we (not you and me personally) voted this government in so we get what we deserve I guess. I'm supposed to be getting HFC, is that any good? Interesting. Depends on certain things naturally but it’s not as good as proper FTTP (of course), but from what I have read it can be mostly better than FFTN (unless you’re extremely lucky in that lotto). Both have tradeoffs though as HFC will give more consistent results for a distribution area, with no "node lotto", but has shared bandwidth between all the endpoints in a HFC run. www.whistleout.com.au/Broadband/Guides/nbn-hfc-everything-you-need-to-know
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Post by telemelbs on Oct 16, 2019 17:44:05 GMT 10
Interesting. Depends on certain things naturally but it’s not as good as proper FTTP (of course), but from what I have read it can be mostly better than FFTN (unless you’re extremely lucky in that lotto). Both have tradeoffs though as HFC will give more consistent results for a distribution area, with no "node lotto", but has shared bandwidth between all the endpoints in a HFC run. I've been researching over the past few weeks, but its all very iffy with the speeds that you're supposed to get. So I have no idea what I'm going to expect early next year
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Post by EyewitnessTV on Oct 16, 2019 21:12:59 GMT 10
I've been researching over the past few weeks, but its all very iffy with the speeds that you're supposed to get. So I have no idea what I'm going to expect early next year Yep. Depending on location and such all you can do is hope you're one of the lucky ones, unfortunately.Who knows, the suburb(?) you live in could be fortunate. I don't know anyone with the HFC setup actually but I've read there's been a number of delays plaguing the rollout the last couple of years. Either way, it will surely be better than what you currently have lol.
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Post by EyewitnessTV on Oct 16, 2019 21:30:05 GMT 10
It's just the luck of the draw, unfortunately. Even if every area in Australia had a proper FTTP connection, you'd still get some areas which would have slower download/loading speeds due to a backlog of users trying to access the local NBN node. There's some outlying and rural areas which even have better internet speeds than the cities. For instance, my Uncle lives about 15-20 minutes outside of Devonport and even though his area has no more than 3,000 people, his NBN connection is better than what I have here in the southern suburbs of Wollongong. I forgot to mention this earlier, what are you and your Uncle on anyways?
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Post by SharksFan99 on Oct 16, 2019 21:32:55 GMT 10
It's just the luck of the draw, unfortunately. Even if every area in Australia had a proper FTTP connection, you'd still get some areas which would have slower download/loading speeds due to a backlog of users trying to access the local NBN node. There's some outlying and rural areas which even have better internet speeds than the cities. For instance, my Uncle lives about 15-20 minutes outside of Devonport and even though his area has no more than 3,000 people, his NBN connection is better than what I have here in the southern suburbs of Wollongong. I forgot to mention this earlier, what are you and your Uncle on anyways? Not sure about my Uncle, but we're on FTTN.
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Post by aja675 on Oct 17, 2019 0:27:16 GMT 10
On testmy.net, I've noticed that there are mid-sized towns which are way faster than Sydney and Melbourne on average.
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He got proper FTTP in the city whereas I’m out in the suburbs with shitty FTTN.
If only what could have been if Labor’s superior NBN was seen through rather than the Coalition's clusterfuck of multi-technology use (which was all supposed to be much cheaper but wasn’t after all!). But we (not you and me personally) voted this government in so we get what we deserve I guess.
