Ethernet performance remains at 1gbit even after relocating to a new apartment.
Ethernet performance remains at 1gbit even after relocating to a new apartment.
The unusual aspect is the gradual boost in speed. Currently I’m seeing about 470 megabits per second, which is still just half of what I expect. Better than 380 megabits. Perhaps in a month it will reach 600 megabits.
I talked to a few installation staff at work about setting up alarms. They had some cat6 cable in stock and I thought they might have useful insights. One of them said shielded cables aren’t ideal unless the shielding is properly grounded at both ends—they act more like an antenna than a shield. I also mentioned a 2.1 speaker setup, and he pointed out that the subs magnet creates a magnetic field. He suggested relocating it further away. I already own some cat6 UTP cable, so I switched to those. The change didn’t make much of a difference. However, moving the sub did noticeably improve performance. Still, it’s not close to achieving 1Gbps yet. That’s where I stand right now.
Maintains frame dimensions within ISP-related encapsulation constraints, preventing fragmentation now. Opting for 1360 is preferable when a VPN is present.
Have you experimented with speedtest on a different server? The 3ms reading appears too fast for a 1Gb connection, especially if the server is near your location.