Sky are being no help with this as they apparently 'don't deal with upstream speed issues'
My profile shows I should sync at 21mb and 2.5mb up and for the last 3 years it's been fine and always around that with measured speeds of around 19mb down and just over 2mb up.
Over the last few months I've been unable to sync at more than 1mb up (no change to profile) and I often struggle to get a reliable 750k up in reality.
All the upstream 'pulses' when uploading and is never a consistent speed regardless of where and what I try to send.
So far I've redone all of my internal wiring (used cat6 as I had a box at home), replaced my filtered nte5 faceplate and tried without anything else but the router plugged in. My master socket is 2m from the cable entry to the house.
The results are the same with the supplied sagem router and also my draytek 2830.
Baffles me as to why they won't deal with upstream, especially when it 'stalls' occasionally meaning no requests get out. This doesn't seem to sit with them as they are of the opinion that upstream cannot affect downstream performance...
Not really sure what to do, I've Virgin available to me but they want to drill a hole through a wall that's just had a small fortune spent on getting a damp issue sorted and a hole through would wreck the tanking etc.
Fttc seems to be a while off on my cabinet, it's one of three that haven't been done aince the rest were done around 2 years ago - some planning issues I'm told.
Open to any ideas!
My profile shows I should sync at 21mb and 2.5mb up and for the last 3 years it's been fine and always around that with measured speeds of around 19mb down and just over 2mb up.
Over the last few months I've been unable to sync at more than 1mb up (no change to profile) and I often struggle to get a reliable 750k up in reality.
All the upstream 'pulses' when uploading and is never a consistent speed regardless of where and what I try to send.
So far I've redone all of my internal wiring (used cat6 as I had a box at home), replaced my filtered nte5 faceplate and tried without anything else but the router plugged in. My master socket is 2m from the cable entry to the house.
The results are the same with the supplied sagem router and also my draytek 2830.
Baffles me as to why they won't deal with upstream, especially when it 'stalls' occasionally meaning no requests get out. This doesn't seem to sit with them as they are of the opinion that upstream cannot affect downstream performance...
Not really sure what to do, I've Virgin available to me but they want to drill a hole through a wall that's just had a small fortune spent on getting a damp issue sorted and a hole through would wreck the tanking etc.
Fttc seems to be a while off on my cabinet, it's one of three that haven't been done aince the rest were done around 2 years ago - some planning issues I'm told.
Open to any ideas!