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Just got a new internet plan at 1 gig and running into problems.

Just got a new internet plan at 1 gig and running into problems.

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iiPanderz
Member
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06-26-2024, 01:24 PM
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Hello, I recently moved from 400 mbps to i gig and am experiencing slower WiFi speeds compared to before. I've tested three different routers, had my ISP send technicians, but they couldn't help. I purchased an Asus ZenWiFi mesh, which performs even worse than the ISP's equipment. If anyone has suggestions for a better router or settings to improve speed, I'd appreciate it. I've been working on this for two days.
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iiPanderz
06-26-2024, 01:24 PM #1

Hello, I recently moved from 400 mbps to i gig and am experiencing slower WiFi speeds compared to before. I've tested three different routers, had my ISP send technicians, but they couldn't help. I purchased an Asus ZenWiFi mesh, which performs even worse than the ISP's equipment. If anyone has suggestions for a better router or settings to improve speed, I'd appreciate it. I've been working on this for two days.

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stealthstorm
Junior Member
16
06-27-2024, 06:53 PM
#2
Determine if the issue lies with Wi-Fi or the internet connection by connecting directly to the router or modem using an Ethernet cable and inspecting it.
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stealthstorm
06-27-2024, 06:53 PM #2

Determine if the issue lies with Wi-Fi or the internet connection by connecting directly to the router or modem using an Ethernet cable and inspecting it.

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TallisWillow
Junior Member
18
07-02-2024, 04:52 PM
#3
I connect directly to the router and get speeds over 900 Mbps. My Wi-Fi connection remains stable at around 200-240 Mbps. I’ve tried several other devices as well.
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TallisWillow
07-02-2024, 04:52 PM #3

I connect directly to the router and get speeds over 900 Mbps. My Wi-Fi connection remains stable at around 200-240 Mbps. I’ve tried several other devices as well.

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Leyhaya
Posting Freak
801
07-02-2024, 11:18 PM
#4
WiFi performance depends on several elements. The card you use, the distance from your router, and physical obstacles all play a role. In reality, you might achieve 10 Gigabit speeds but only manage around 200 Mbps. Anything like walls or furniture can hinder the connection. For maximum speed, consider using an Ethernet cable instead; otherwise, unless you're extremely close to the router, you won't see significant improvement.
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Leyhaya
07-02-2024, 11:18 PM #4

WiFi performance depends on several elements. The card you use, the distance from your router, and physical obstacles all play a role. In reality, you might achieve 10 Gigabit speeds but only manage around 200 Mbps. Anything like walls or furniture can hinder the connection. For maximum speed, consider using an Ethernet cable instead; otherwise, unless you're extremely close to the router, you won't see significant improvement.

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anfuk
Junior Member
47
07-03-2024, 12:59 PM
#5
Your internet connection appears stable. The 200-240 Mbps range suggests you're using 2.4GHz N WiFi, which may not support the higher speeds of 5GHz N or AC WiFi. Your phone and other compatible devices show full speeds on 5GHz networks.
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anfuk
07-03-2024, 12:59 PM #5

Your internet connection appears stable. The 200-240 Mbps range suggests you're using 2.4GHz N WiFi, which may not support the higher speeds of 5GHz N or AC WiFi. Your phone and other compatible devices show full speeds on 5GHz networks.

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SuperTigresss
Posting Freak
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07-10-2024, 04:53 PM
#6
I was just a few inches from the router, but it kept slowing down. I'm getting a new WiFi card for my desktop and laptop. I ran the tests using my laptop.
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SuperTigresss
07-10-2024, 04:53 PM #6

I was just a few inches from the router, but it kept slowing down. I'm getting a new WiFi card for my desktop and laptop. I ran the tests using my laptop.

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LadyBiscoito
Member
111
07-10-2024, 07:50 PM
#7
I can't determine the exact router model from your description. If you provide more details about its features or appearance, I can help identify it better. Also, keep in mind that slower Wi-Fi performance may depend on the router's specifications and network setup.
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LadyBiscoito
07-10-2024, 07:50 PM #7

I can't determine the exact router model from your description. If you provide more details about its features or appearance, I can help identify it better. Also, keep in mind that slower Wi-Fi performance may depend on the router's specifications and network setup.