I'm on ADSL24, used to get 8meg down, 1meg up, however my net kept dropping, so i rang adsl24 and they said i was getting '400 hex errors' and that either my microfilter or router was to blame, so i have just replaced the router, and it's not dropping any more, however i'm getting 1meg down / 1 meg up instead.
Loss of speed since new router...
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Can you post your line stats. It's hard to say what is limiting the speed without knowing what state your line is in.
Are you talking about a sync rate at 1mbps or throughput at 1mbps?
Are you talking about a sync rate at 1mbps or throughput at 1mbps?
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sounds like your profile has gone belly up with the dissconnections.
please paste back the results from this test http://speedtester.bt.com
please paste back the results from this test http://speedtester.bt.com
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Quite. If the router has JUST been installed leave it powered on and connected for a few days for the line to re-stabilise. you should begin to see an improvement.
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Well 31 db noise margin on downstream is massive. I would say your sync rate is being limited by some sort of profiling as your line can definately take more on the downstream.
Try the speedtester on the BT site. If I recall it will also tell you your Line Profile.
I would still leave it a few days to settle down.
If you see no improvement then contact your ISP/BT
Try the speedtester on the BT site. If I recall it will also tell you your Line Profile.
I would still leave it a few days to settle down.
If you see no improvement then contact your ISP/BT
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yes, big numbers is good. On most ISPs the target SNR is about 6dB. the number decreses the faster you go.