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After using Türk Telekom for 10 years, I switched to Türknet. I am using the same modem and the settings that I have turned off are obviously not very noticeable, so at least it is for me. I recommend you to file a complaint via BTK while your speed is already down. I struggled for years but they just changed it to VDSL. The next spine is still bad… I am using Merlin and I have adjusted my QoS settings according to my modem data and set it manually in CAKE mode.

 

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Can Bufferbloat be effective in lowering CRC?

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I tried, I complained to the ISS company to the government agency. I’m trying to do something with my own effort.

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thank you

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I made such a setting in dsl settings. I used it for a week and there was no problem. Then the problem I mentioned occurred, but now it is fixed. Since I knew that if I bought the world’s best modem for my line, I would have problems, I thought if turning off g.inp would be helpful. I wanted to ask you when I saw it in the off position in the dsl log.

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I have a friend who looks at the faults in the ISP company, he called me to create a fake fault record. i was working that day then when i got home i noticed the internet was weird and i looked in the dsl log and saw the values ​​were dropping. there was even a stabilization problem, the internet drops, when it comes back, it shows as 58000, but then I saw that it went down to 42000 and even 33000. That’s when I took the diary when it fell.

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I think it’s been 2 months since I bought the modem. I changed these settings before and used it for about 1 week. After that, the snr value dropped to 8, when my internet started to not disconnect constantly, I reset the modem and restored it. Of course, I don’t know if it went down to these values ​​because of the setting I made or if it fell to these values ​​because of the failure of the isp. My download speed was as low as 33. Is it possible that the setting I made on the modem is causing problems in the ISP line?

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UK Sentinel wrote:

Yeni DSL-AX82U’nuz için tebrikler – G.inp ülkenizde etkinleştirilmiştir, ancak ISP’nizin G.inp’yi destekleyip desteklemediğinden emin değilsiniz. ? Birkaç gün bekleyip herhangi bir değişiklik olup olmadığına bakardım, özellikle de şu anda FastPath’te olduğunuz için, ki bu da iyidir, ancak G.inp belirli bir miktarda serpiştirme gerektirir, bu nedenle FastPath’in bir noktada DSLAM’ınız tarafından değiştirilmesi gerekecektir. <noscript><noscript></noscript>G.inp – https://www.increasebroadbandspeed.co.uk/g.inp

Thank you. I’m playing online games, I don’t want fastpath to be changed. So should I turn off G.INP from settings? I already have high ping times The link you refer to can also increase ping times by interleaving g.inp as far as I understand with chrome’s translation feature.

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Hello, I have passed from my old modem AC750 to AX82U. Looks like G.INP is off, does that mean ISP doesn’t support it? Should I tweak these settings or leave them as they are?

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I recommend that you write in English. So that others can help. The condition of the internet line is important. No firmware or dsl settings became useless because the SNR value decreased over time on my line. For these reasons, I use the modem of the company I am connected to in bridge mode and I use Asus as a router. There is a new modem in our country, but the price is high, ax82u, I am trying to buy this modem now.

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I can’t download

 

Correction: I downloaded

 

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UK Sentinel wrote:

New Firmware so maybe worth trying <noscript></noscript>https://www.asuswebstorage.com/navigate/a/#/s/EEC625C71D7A4859A30D12858B7F0193Y

I will try

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Thanks to you, I was able to drastically reduce the CRCs. I was unaware of these settings, thanks to the forum, I was able to fix it. Thank you

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So increase in CRC still happened when PC was turned Off ? If so then you are unlucky and have as @grisu said, a noisy DSL backbone and only a Broadcom modem will help to reduce CRC’s if CRC’s are causing you a problem etc ?

Yes it helps. But the Zyxel modem I used is causing a problem because it is a restricted version. I will have to use these modems for now :)

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Did you remove all other electrical equipment form that area ?

Yes, After trying for 2 hours, I saw that nothing had changed, so I turned my computer back on.

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When CRC starts to increase. I just couldn’t get the modem to work because I didn’t have internet.

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