Quote:
Originally Posted by Exfso
Lewis, FTTC is much better than FTTN which I have and I get 95/38 pretty well all the time and the node is 150metres away. With FTTC, your fiber basically comes to the front footpath, where as FTTN goes to the Node which can be up to 1 km away, so I do not believe the best they can offer is 44Mbps, sounds very sus to me.  |
Well, here is copy and paste from trying to establish an NBN connection:
"Great! You can connect to the
nbn™ network via
Fibre to the Curb technology. Actual FTTC speeds will be confirmed once you’re connected."
"As your nbn connection type is not HFC or FTTP, unfortunately Premium speed is not available." (apparently rated only to 88Mpbs anyway)
So, that puts us in the Standard Plus only option (or budget), and this means:
44Mbps
Standard Plus Evening Speed
(nbn tier 50)
Typical evening speeds between 7pm-11pm*
Download speeds* – 44Mbps
Upload speeds* – 15Mpbs
Sometimes we go even faster. From
Sep 2019 - Feb 2020, most customers experienced average evening download speeds of 45Mbps
Great for homes with multiple people sharing the internet at the same time. Stream HD movies and TV. Download and upload large files.
Thanks Telstra, thanks
Still, a darned side better than the current ADSL 1 with it's glorious max of 7 Mbps down, 0.28 Mpbs up...