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Hi Guys, Just setup my VMG8924-B10A to log on to Onestreams 900mb network,
connected fine, ggod speed, better than the provided VX230v, but can not get phone
to work? Any ideas? Regards Keith

Glad you found the source of the fault.

I have mine wired to a Beryl AX.

@gazaai. I suspect that you're right, albeit with the faster cpu on the 3926. I do have a 1312 but haven't used it on my line. The 3926 continues (for now) to maintain sync with at a ridiculously low SNRm, beyond what I would expect.

Thanks. I can see back of the router that have telephone to plug into it.  Also Wan port for future FTTP when it become available connected from openreach ONT to this router.

That looks very well featured for the price and good that the modem performance seems decent, although that is on your very short line so hard to say if it would be as good on a longer noisier one. Nice that the wifi performance seems decent too but unless you are transferring between local devices it's a bit pointless when your internet speed can't exceed 80Mbps.

I just brought new router cos my Zyxel wireless has died. So, I brought it for £60 and couldn't believe how good WiFi 6 these are in my thick wall. Getting wifi on my mobile 1200Mbps Link speed.

Also I have notice VDSL2 jumped from 79999 to 80058 (max rate also jumpred from 89478 to 100931) with line attenuation reduced from 11.6dB to 7dB (very impressive!)

I don't know what broadcom chipset was that?

Link of new router: https://www.awd-it.co.uk/tp-link-aginet-vx230v-ax1800-dual-band-wi-fi-6-vdsl-adsl-modem-router-vdsl2-35b-easymesh-voip-support-remote-management.html#

I personally recommend the VMG3926-B10A, which has the noise filter and certainly been the best performer (so far) on my noisy Openreach VDSL line. See https://forum.kitz.co.uk/index.php/topic,24282.msg475226.html#msg475226.

Interesting, I wonder how that would compare to the VMG1312-B10A probably very similar. It does seem to have a 63168D chipset compared to the 63168 on the 1312, not sure how much different they are.

Thanks for taking the time to reply, but it turns out it was a problem with my wifi - the physical link to my access point is connected at 100Mbps, not 1Gbps. 

I ran some speedtests from a wired server last night, and they reached up to about 350Mbps (with around 60-70 upload).  The download is still a little slower than my phone (which can reach up to about 450Mbps), but a lot more respectable, and the upload seems faster than my phone.

I personally recommend the VMG3926-B10A, which has the noise filter and certainly been the best performer (so far) on my noisy Openreach VDSL line. See https://forum.kitz.co.uk/index.php/topic,24282.msg475226.html#msg475226.

It's an iphone SE (3rd gen).

https://cacombos.com/device/A2783 < iPhone SE 3rd Gen has a Snapdragon X60 crippled and called a X57
https://theapplewiki.com/wiki/SDX57M

https://cacombos.com/device/MC7010 < has a Snapdragon X55 same as the iPhone 12 series https://theapplewiki.com/wiki/SDX55M

If you went to https://www.cellmapper.net/map what bands are your local masts capable of?