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Intel has stopped innovating after skylake 6th gen and thier ipc hasn't improved noticeably. Still they're greedy and commanding huge money for thier products.
Amd is so far done good with performance gain and IPC.
I myself waiting to buy a desktop and I have planned to do so after the next gen launch or would wait 2 more years to get Ryzen zen 4 which would come with ddr5 support and get a laptop for now.
Everything is on hold due to the current situation.
If you like this kind of humour then head to r/ayyMD subreddit.
U did see their 3600xt, 3809xt, 3900xt right... They just waited for Intel to tell the audience - we have better fps..
And they amd comes to the stage... And declares..
HOLD MY BEER - Here goes 3600xt, 3800xt, 3900xt.
Drops the mic!
 
Yes, If you are going to use a public resolvers like Cloudflare, Google, Quad9, or BSNL's servers mentioned in this thread, choose the one with low latency. Also DNS doesn't increase your internet speed.
@abhimanyugupta , to add, some like cloudflare, quad9 etc have dns with malicious domain filtering. You could search online and consider that also.
 
@WieldyBinkie it need not be the same situation for you too mate..
-Initially as usal bsnl officers blamed the LCO for the connection since they checked everything at their distribution centre over my town. And only people people under my lco had this situation.

1. They did check for Rx power - which was normal.
2. Later the bsnl engineer tried to blame incompatibility of the module. ( This was later found to be not the reason, as it was the Same before my connection went haywire).
3. Then the bsnl engineer blamed that there wmjght some port problems, he tried multiple different ports.
4. He also did not forget to blame the olt equipment and and my own ont,thats when my lco lost his temper as this was going on and on forever and bsnl never checks if there is any problem with their equipment or ports; ND he showed the same ont in my house did get 100 mbps when he configures from a different isp. I too lost it, and yelled at him.

Complained at twitter level - @bsnlindia,pgportal etc.
Wrote multiple letters to my district fibre head.
This is when our good friend - bsnl divisional engineer, started to trouble shoot from his own side, he acknowledged there exists a problem which he did not know. Or which he haven't faced before. ( initially this same guy changed my Google dns to open dns - to show me there was a speed increase from 3mbps to 7mbps but that didn't last long).
Had a put out several test for for him showcasing, severe packet loss and high ping . He smiled and said we will check upon that.
Almost 25 days had passed down; initial lockdown was over our dear modiji declared lockdown 3 stocks started crashing, markets were uncertain - Trump declared we should try chlorex injection🤧🤧😜 for corona.
But my bsnl connection remained same - not going above 5mbps.
Our dear bsnl engineer started trouble shooting from bsnl exchange-changed ports, gave my connection high priority, changed modules. Supplied free new modules to our good friend LCO.
LCO happily accepted but told him again this is not a problem with module.

Our bsnl guy finally called bangalore Nib to sort out the issue as he didn't know what to do.
(initial problem included the inability of bsnl to test a connection to reproduce My situation - becoz bsnl test connection would only have a speed 8 mbps. At this point my LCO had three of his other customer one a shop, which was opened during lockdown 3, second a residential home.
So bsnl engineer ass got fired up again- 🥵🥵
All this time he blamed some problem with us and now he could reproduce the same speed at lco equipment- and he didn't know what's the problem.

It was during this time that, bsnl 4g tender was scrutinized and critised for providing the tender to international companies such as Ericson instead of local Indian companies which had no experience.
The excuse was that since bsnl was a part Govt owned entity it should have given tender to useless Indian companies to promote make in India. Do note this same assholes had no problem with airtel tieing up with controversial Huawei for 5g expansion,when our bsnl only requested for 4g equipments. Another blow to one of the biggest Govt sector in India ( I believe had our finance minister, Nirmala had a say in this bsnl; this whole bsnl entity would have been sold to, either Jio or airtel at scrap value to boost the economy and might made a remark this public - private partnership is done to improve the working condition of bsnl employee's who have been laid off) .

30th day after my connection problem - Our bsnl engineer started to remove the configuration of our lco connection from his sidea nd entered back everything up.. Viola speed increased to 30mbps.. (started to see a ray of light as my last hope at the end of the tunnel🤑🤑🤑) But little did I know that this wouldn't last longer.
2 days later one good asshole in our district bsnl head office made up something, by which a new connection need not enter details for Landline connection.(it would get configured automatically when the username and password was enter for ftth)
To my complete dismay, my connection was down and when it came back up, we were back to square one - 5mbps up /down (atleast bsnl kept thier word symmetrical speedevne when their connection was crap🥳🥳).

It was at this very time, few good lads in this forum (names removed, so as not to provoke public outcry) where complaining that their ipv6 speeds weren't crossing 150-200mbps. Some even boasted about hitting 300mbps. Well lucky for them. 🤧🤧😩.

32 days over - the bsnl engineer sat up for one whole day and repeated the procedure removed every config of our connection and started re- entry.
The next day speed was back(40/50mbps), ping was back to normal and packet loss started improve, and it was reduced drastically. In the end as every Bollywood cliche movie, my bsnl ftth too had a good ending. 🥳🥳🥳
Now speeds are back to normal and I did a bridge setup to TP-Link c6 - the sites are much better at loading than my Netlink router connection remains stable. Ping was reduced by few ms (there is no solid proof for this might be an illusion for me, cuz i bought a new router - but I can say clearly the speed test are reacting quicker, they go initially above 70-100mbps as initial bursts for my 50mbps connection then come back to 55 to 58 mbps maybe even 60. For my netlink I rarely saw this thus initial bursts, peculiar for a bsnl connection, it was like a slow transition from 30-40-48mbps) ping used to be around 30ms minimum during speed tests now I'm getting it under 16ms, consistently.
So I believe as @varkey noted before; getting a good router is essential for a connection, even if it's a 50 mbps connection. The overall experience improves for sure. 👍

Tldr; My horrible experience with bsnl ftth during lockdown. But had a happy ending. 🎉🎉❤️🎉🎉

@WieldyBinkie tbh my bsnl engineers to this day don't know what caused the problem or what made the issue go away this includes Banglore nib people. 😂
 
@Ameen Wow, that was so elaborate. I had a similar issue with latency. Overall I am getting terrible latency through international gateways. And the most confusing part was that there was a difference of min 30-40 between IPs of the same pool. I complained several times to NIB and all they had to say was that this is related to routing and is dealt with at Bangalore and all they could do was escalate the complaint to Bangalore NIB. After several escalations finger quotes, I got an email from someone in Delhi that they had done something regarding it and was asking me every day to send trace, where actually they couldn't even find why it is happening. After several emails, this lady said no one else has raised an issue like this and I am the only one ever to address this, and that she can't advertise IPs to me anymore which would disturb other customers. And it has been almost a month, she doesn't respond to my emails. God knows what to do. I don't have any other ISPs at my location 😅. Every day I wake up praying, that I get a good IP.


Also, this is completely unrelated to this but, do you still get symmetrical speeds during the daytime?
 
@WieldyBinkie yep all day everytime 55+ mbps for local servers especially after upgrading the router.
This speed decrease if it ain't a fibre problem or lco problem then, they might have to reconfigure this connection with the help of nib.
I started having the problem when dpeeds were reduced during lockdown. So something might have messed up in their system.
I'm not sure if this might be the same for you case too; if so ask other bsnl ftth customers under your LCO, if they are having the same problem.

And yes my problem wasn't restricted to getting a particular ip range.. No matter what ip 59 or 117 series, my speed remain constant - below 5mbps😜.
Anyway keep pursuing the matters don't lose hope. 👍✌️ I hope you get your speed back to normal 🙌
Have attached some speed test results. They remain the same more or less every time. Even during heavy usage of lockdown our district in kerala never had used above their 35% of their bandwidth - told by bsnl engineer. Screenshot_20200529-192811.webpScreenshot_20200529-192716.webpScreenshot_20200529-192627.webpScreenshot_20200529-192541.webpScreenshot_20200529-192447.webp
 
@WieldyBinkie yep all day everytime 55+ mbps for local servers especially after upgrading the router.
This speed decrease if it ain't a fibre problem or lco problem then, they might have to reconfigure this connection with the help of nib.
I started having the problem when dpeeds were reduced during lockdown. So something might have messed up in their system.
I'm not sure if this might be the same for you case too; if so ask other bsnl ftth customers under your LCO, if they are having the same problem.

And yes my problem wasn't restricted to getting a particular ip range.. No matter what ip 59 or 117 series, my speed remain constant - below 5mbps😜.
Anyway keep pursuing the matters don't lose hope. 👍✌ I hope you get your speed back to normal 🙌
Have attached some speed test results. They remain the same more or less every time. Even during heavy usage of lockdown our district in kerala never had used above their 35% of their bandwidth - told by bsnl engineer. View attachment 2060View attachment 2061View attachment 2062View attachment 2063View attachment 2064
I think they dont have adequate capacity on a pan india basis ,since if they have then why did they capped our speeds to 40 mbps and all,either their upstream is choked or they their own dont have the required capacity at their noc. Also another thing is that if they have the capacity, then why they didn't introduce above 100mbps plans in most of the places, only 2 or 3 circles have upto 200mbps plan forget 1gbps plans, while other competitors have 1gbps plans easily.. Their capacity is throttled somewhere within their network or with their upstream providers . Or it will be that they have very less persons taking their connections.
 
@WieldyBinkie yep all day everytime 55+ mbps for local servers especially after upgrading the router.
This speed decrease if it ain't a fibre problem or lco problem then, they might have to reconfigure this connection with the help of nib.
I started having the problem when dpeeds were reduced during lockdown. So something might have messed up in their system.
I'm not sure if this might be the same for you case too; if so ask other bsnl ftth customers under your LCO, if they are having the same problem.

And yes my problem wasn't restricted to getting a particular ip range.. No matter what ip 59 or 117 series, my speed remain constant - below 5mbps😜.
Anyway keep pursuing the matters don't lose hope. 👍✌ I hope you get your speed back to normal 🙌
Have attached some speed test results. They remain the same more or less every time. Even during heavy usage of lockdown our district in kerala never had used above their 35% of their bandwidth - told by bsnl engineer. View attachment 2060View attachment 2061View attachment 2062View attachment 2063View attachment 2064
Hey Ameen, Can I get your Whatsapp number or some other way to contact you?
 
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