This isn't looking good:
thats due to the hub 3 though
This isn't looking good:
I had the issue from April this year so I've got a little experience. It depends what firmware your SH3 ships with, if it's xxx116v or later then you'll be ok. Your TBM won't look too good with high latency spikes but your internet won't drop out every 2048 secs (~34mins).Ive just ordered the vivid 200 gamer pack, I take it that might have been a bad move looking at that report on the sh3? Only problem is there isnt much of a alternative to virgin fibre where I live...
Yes, it has better wifi support from my understanding - namely the support for ac, but I believe it has a better wireless chipset than the SH2 too.Is the SH2ac different to the SH2?
To answer your question - i posted something similar in the virgin community forums, one week ago, and got a reply today.
She said that although over utilisation/capacity problems can affect areas, it is dependent on the 'cable' that provides service to your street from the green cabinet.
So in my example - nobody is using the 'cable' in my street - we are only 4 houses, and my house previously had an install many years ago but it is not active now. She also knew from their database that this cable only provides a service for the 4 houses on my street and for nowhere else, so i don't think she was chatting BS as she had a clear layout of the road.
She was able to check on the next street that the 'cable' there was at 70 percent capacity. She also said most people are finding problems with 90+% capacity issues.
Anyway i thought it was quite useful; i dont know if anybody else has any thoughts on this but its worth posting on there.
On a side note, are there any VM deals at the moment?
They're not going to say "Oh yes that area is totally bunged up and your service will be rubbish".
Area 20 - Brighton, SH2 200mbps in router mode:
How do these "areas" work then because I dont understand how stockport and Brighton can both be in the same area, is it just a logical separation?
The area number is just a geographical reference. Loads of towns/cities can be under it.
Lol... a geographical reference suggests its related to an area, Stockport and Brighton are quite a distance apart, I would expect them to be entirely different geographical references given the distance.
Sorry, I wrote that as I was saying the word to someone else. I meant it's a commercial billing code.
I had similar problems earlier in Rugeley, Staffordshire. It seems to have returned to normal now.Having big issues in Stoke this evening. Struggling to get above 2MB/s in any downloads and speedtest.net shows problems whenever I choose a server that isn't on the virgin media network.
Pings to google also coming back anywhere between 30ms and 700ms.
Anybody else having problems?
I had similar problems earlier in Rugeley, Staffordshire. It seems to have returned to normal now.