Slight Loss Of Speed

Started by quandam, Mar 16, 2009, 10:06:23

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David

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Or take more water with it  ;D

Im waiting with great anticipation for the new service as my exchange is enabled now and has been for about a month or more  :pray:
Many hammer all over the wall and believe that with each blow they hit the nail on the head.

quandam

Quote from: Rik on Mar 17, 2009, 10:33:05
That should recover to 7150 in the next few days.

Rik

You were right, now back to 7150, speeds between 6.6Mb and 7+Mb virtually all day long. Everything running well with the 2700 :fingers: Very happy! :thumb: :thumb:

Rik

I'm pleased to hear it, Q, enjoy!  :thumb:
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quandam

Hi! Chaps & Chapess's

The 2700 is working fine, in use it is zipping along nicely and very enjoyable. If I do a speed test (on several) the readings are the worst I have had for a long, long time down to around 1.5Mb  for most of the day. Is there any reason for this? As I say, in use, things tick over with apparent ease but it is odd that the speed test readings are very low (for me). Any ideas? :dunno:

Sebby

Probably exchange congestion. Which speed tester are you using? It's worth using BT's to see if the results are the same. If they are, you might want to let IDNet know and see if there's anything they can do. :)

Rik

It would be helpful to have your router's stats too, Q.
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quandam

Quote from: Sebby on Apr 11, 2009, 17:57:08
Probably exchange congestion. Which speed tester are you using? It's worth using BT's to see if the results are the same. If they are, you might want to let IDNet know and see if there's anything they can do. :)
Sebby, I think you may well be right re exchange congestion. It has only arisen since the schools went on Easter break a few days ago and the little darlings are giving it some welly :eek4: I will give BT's tester a go and see what happens  :fingers:

quandam

Have completed a BT test and the DL speed was 4420 which is pretty good (not the usual 6.5+). I do think that I should sit tight until the Easter holidays are completed and then take a look at the situation then. After all, speeds are pretty good even allowing for the little darlings doing their stuff ;)

Rik

What profile did you get, Q?
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quandam

Quote from: Rik on Apr 11, 2009, 18:23:29
What profile did you get, Q?

Rik

I think Sebby is on the right track here re exchange congestion due to Easter holidays. I feel a bit mean as my  internet experience is mostly enjoyable and others have more serious problems than I have.

I think I will sit tight until the holiday period is over and then take a serious look at the situation after that :thumb: Thanks for your input.

Rik

As long as your profile hasn't dropped, Q, chances are it's exchange congestion.
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quandam

Rik

I have just checked and my profile has dropped to 7150 from 8128. What is my next move? :dunno:

Ted

Quote from: quandam on Apr 11, 2009, 21:32:18
Rik

I have just checked and my profile has dropped to 7150 from 8128. What is my next move? :dunno:

I believe 7150 is the highest profile and 8128 is the best sync rate.
Ted
There's no place like 127.0.0.1

quandam

Quote from: Ted on Apr 11, 2009, 22:04:54
I believe 7150 is the highest profile and 8128 is the best sync rate.

Ted

It points to exchange congestion then. Many thanks. :fingers:

quandam

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Just done some early (ish) speed tests and speeds have returned to normal (see immediately  below). As it is fairly early on Easter Sunday morning one would assume that the exchange is quiet and without congestion. Happy Easter to all and thanks  :thumb:


Rik

Glad to help, Q. That's as clear a case of exchange congestion as you will ever see, unfortunately. :(
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Sebby

Quote from: Ted on Apr 11, 2009, 22:04:54
I believe 7150 is the highest profile and 8128 is the best sync rate.

Yep, 7150 is the correct profile for 8128k sync.