I have all my favourite TV shows and movies accumulated over many years and that doesn't even consume all of the 4TB drive they reside on and I watch a lot of TV and movies![]()
Same here.
I want to know what he's downloading.

I have all my favourite TV shows and movies accumulated over many years and that doesn't even consume all of the 4TB drive they reside on and I watch a lot of TV and movies![]()
8TB?! You must spend a fortune on HD storage.
I'm surprised VM haven't just asked you to leave, you'll be costing them a small fortune in the long run.
'me me me' mentality springs to to mind, do you know how home broadband is costed? Ever heard of contention ratio?
8TB a month? I don't believe it.
Oh dual changes things a bit, but 8TB and then 100TB claim!
I have all my favourite TV shows and movies accumulated over many years and that doesn't even consume all of the 4TB drive they reside on and I watch a lot of TV and moviesThe only thing I can think of is data hoarding.
Same here.
I want to know what he's downloading.![]()
They can't tell me.
Don't get me wrong i do take the ****, last months usage was just over 8TB combined, however as far as I'm concerned i pay for unlimited so if i want to use 100TB thats my business![]()
Just got the up to 152 package installed today and linked the router to my laptop only to discover its only 10\100mbps haha gutted as its only 6 months old, should have checked the network card first! It can pull 92.4Mb\s on Speedtest.net so I guess that's the Max throughput of my network card?
Have 3 devices connected to the 5GHz Wi-Fi an LG G3 Galaxy S5 and a Hudl 2 these 3 get between 80-90Mb\s on Speedtest.net
Should the Wi-Fi aspect be quicker? I thought it would be quicker!
Wireless Frequency 5GHz
Enable Wireless Radio
Wireless Mode
Up to 54Mbps (best for wireless compatibility with older devices)
Up to 289Mbps (best for wireless range)
Up to 600Mbps (balance between range and performance)
Up to 1.3Gbps (best for wireless performance)
Channel
Auto Compatibility
Operating Channel 48+44
Proof or GTFO.
I have a Intel 240GB SSD, a 2TB storage drive and a 1TB NAS and they are all about half full with games/downloads.
Sorry, my response was to the guy above you. It doesn't matter any more because it's going to be piracy related.
My bad mate, only just realised it was to the guy above sorry for any confusion![]()
Its a superhub 2ac if that means much!
It is using the 3rd option of 600Mbps.
Bad analogy, there really is only so much you can eat. Consuming data doesn't affect your immediate well being.This will sound selfish, but i rely don't care what they think, if they can't afford to offer "unlimited" then don't sell it, I wouldn't be happy if i went to a all you can eat and got told stop being greedy you have eaten to much.
Set it to 1.3Gbps, it won't be using 80MHz channels on the 600Mbps setting.
Using max PHY rates for settings is meant to be 'user friendly', but it's just confusing really.
If you have the same homehub 2 as me, connect to the 5GHz band, set it to 1.3Gbps thats all I did and it jumped up loads.