BSNL Broadband is now offering 8mbps as minimum speeds on almost all their plans

Is BSNL Broadband capable of providing 8mbps speeds in your area?


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SNR Margin (dB): Downstream37.6 Upstream 20.9
Attenuation (dB): Downstream19.6 Upstream 12.3

At times my snr margin for upstream goes down to 12 can that be a problem with 10Mbps?
 
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Your line is possibly capped at 4 Mbps at present. On line upgrade to 10 Mbps, your attainable will fall from 8000 to around 5000/6000 kbps.

Try using different modulations like ADSL and ADSL2 and see if their is any improvement in attainable downstream rate

Thanks! Will update after following through.
 
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Same here man. But do let me know your experience with fire tv stick. And it would be of immense help if you can create a guest network for fire tv stick and allocate 2 Mbps to that network so that it's performance can be measured on a 2Mbps line. Only if you're comfortable with that.

Hi @Abhi1895, I got the 'FireTVStick'. With 2 Mbps connections, it streams shows on 'PrimeVideo' on SD mostly, very rarely goes to HD. But on 4 Mbps, all is well, getting HD stream most of the time and sometimes even goes to HD 1080p. Also the voice option on the 'FireTVStick' remote works very well. I think was a worthwhile buy. Now hoping BSNL post-FUP gets upgraded to 4 Mbps (no more teasing us with 'Happy Browsing' messages!)
 
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