Looking for a new ISP

I have business broadband with nildram. The line has been down a couple of times because of some BT cowboy unplugging stuff in the exchange. There customer service is simply awesome when something goes wrong. I dunno what its like for residential, but when my line was down they actually phoned me back in the evening to check it was working again (and i didnt even ask them). But then for 70 quid a month, i suppose they have to. Speeds are always very good too.
 
Thanks for popping back Beatmaster :)

What's this interleaving thing you're talking about?

tolien said:
Be warned, Nildram/Pipex appear to have dodgy peering, and your mileage may vary - especially if you play WoW.

What do you mean by mileage? You mean number of hops or something?
 
tolien said:
If you lose sync frequently enough, BTw's DLM will enable interleaving.
To cut a long story short, it's error correction at the expense of latency.


Neither. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Your_mileage_may_vary

thats why my internet has been wierd since i moved to nildram from bt

my adsl is 2mb and has this interleaving on says it in the router i have


should i get them to take it off ?
 
well when i was with bt in my router adsl page it has all the info and under latency said fast

when i moved to nildram it now says interleaving and i've noticed a drop in speed

its all been messed up anyway as when i went to nildram my line syncs at above 7000kbps but i'm only on 2mb. support said it was because i can get adsl max so something to do with that maybe ?
 
wod_uk said:
its all been messed up anyway as when i went to nildram my line syncs at above 7000kbps but i'm only on 2mb. support said it was because i can get adsl max so something to do with that maybe ?

Sounds like you've been regraded to Max (you'd need to be to be interleaved), and Nildram are throttling you down to 2Mbps.
 
yeah sounds like it but i get the better upload rate 448kbps as been seeing 40k ish on uploads

so you can't have fast latency on adsl max then ?
 
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