Virgin Media to Double Broadband Speed

[General Maximus]

I am so glad you clarified that however if VM are only running tests to identify which modem the customer has got surely they cant say my modem is not "the best" because they dont know what router is attached to it. My VMNG 300 is going to do just as well on 120mbit as the shub. VM have never supplied with a stand alone router, especially one with 100mbit ports, so they cant mark me down for that.

[BenMcr]

Originally Posted by General Maximus

I am so glad you clarified that however if VM are only running tests to identify which modem the customer has got surely they cant say my modem is not "the best" because they dont know what router is attached to it. My VMNG 300 is going to do just as well on 120mbit as the shub. VM have never supplied with a stand alone router, especially one with 100mbit ports, so they cant mark me down for that.

All VMNG300 modems should have been supplied with a router (either a Netgear WNR2000 or the D-Link DIR-615) - unless the customer chose not to take it or use it.

But I really really don't want to go around the whole SuperHub v VMNG300 modem argument yet again.

[Chad]

How can I find out when my area will really be upgraded? Do I need to phone Virgin?

I take it other customers are getting the same messages when logging into My Virgin Media?

[thenry]

google virgin media double speed

[Chad]

Originally Posted by thenry

google virgin media double speed

Have you seen any of my earlier posts about this or have you just read my last post and jumped in with your handy hint?

[BenMcr]

Originally Posted by Chad

How can I find out when my area will really be upgraded? Do I need to phone Virgin?

The 120Mbit schedule hasn't been released yet

[thenry]

Originally Posted by Chad

Have you seen any of my earlier posts about this or have you just read my last post and jumped in with your handy hint?

apologies i hadnt.

your system might need a little tune up. your screenshots say your areas done so capacity would have been added on.

test - speedtester.bt.com/

you could try this...

www.speedguide.net/files/TCPOptimizer.exe

run the prog via admin rights.. move the marker up top all the way to 100+ then above apply changes click on optimal then apply changes - restart - test speedtest.net running internet explorer

[Chad]

Originally Posted by thenry

apologies i hadnt.

your system might need a little tune up. your screenshots say your areas done so capacity would have been added on.

test - speedtester.bt.com/

you could try this...

www.speedguide.net/files/TCPOptimizer.exe

run the prog via admin rights.. move the marker up top all the way to 100+ then above apply changes click on optimal then apply changes - restart - test speedtest.net running internet explorer

Thanks for the info

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Originally Posted by BenMcr

The 120Mbit schedule hasn't been released yet

I'll just need to hang tight then.

Thanks

[qasdfdsaq]

Originally Posted by carlwaring

Yes. And? Wireless is always slower than Ethernet

No it isn't

[carlwaring]

Pretty much; unless you have a particularly bad (wired) connection.

[slowcoach]

My Virgin Media postcode message has changed, it now says to Start checking for 120 Mb/s from September onwards. I'd like to think that it translates to, You will get it in September unless there is a screw up.

[carlwaring]

Or an un-expected delay

[General Maximus]

Originally Posted by slowcoach

My Virgin Media postcode message has changed, it now says to Start checking for 120 Mb/s from September onwards. I'd like to think that it translates to, You will get it in September unless there is a screw up.

yeah, I cant see them rolling it out by area for the sake of 20mbit

[Harryn9000]

i'm on 100 mb cannot get over that on speedtest 85 mb and it maxes out

[AndyCambs]

Well I followed the advice on here and changed my package - which meant the broadband speed doubled for download and I saved £11 per month -RESULT!