Downloads slower than sync speed

I got connected a few weeks ago an happy with the sync speeds. 73 Down 19.9 Up The problem is no matter what I download I can't go over 55Mbit I have done a few speedtests and can't get over 55Mbit. Is there something wrong with my router or the line? I'm have a DSL N68U.
Here are my stats

TimCurtis wrote:
The problem seems to be with your profile - from the BT speed test.
DLM has set your sync speeds , although perhaps a little lower than might be expected, at 73k. From that you'd expect the profile to be at about the same figure, but yours is a lot lower which is the problem I'd guess.
Exactly what I was thinking. I was under the impression that with the current set up and under normal conditions ADSL2+ should set the downstream IP Profile to 88.2% of downstream sync and VDSL2 should set it to 96.8% of downstream sync.
Take my example. My line is capable of VDSL2 speeds of over 80Mbps. I'm on Infinity 1 so my downstream sync is capped at 40Mbps and my modem does sync at that. My downstream IP Profile is 38.72Mbps (exactly 96.8% of sync).
Kas,
Your stats show that your line is capable of 102.66Mbps. You are on Infinty 2 so your downstream sync has been capped at 80Mbps and in fact is currently synced at 73.46Mbps (possibly due to some slight noise on the line?).
However your downstream IP Profile is 57.71Mbps which is only 78.6% of sync. When downloading data via the internet using IP you will not get a speed greater than this limit. That explains your test results.
So the question that someone more knowledgeable might be able to answer is why the IP profile is set so low compared to sync speed?

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