No, you can't have a bad motherboard. It's a hardware component, not an abstract concept.
No, you can't have a bad motherboard. It's a hardware component, not an abstract concept.
Hello, I own an Asus ROG B650E-E motherboard. I’m struggling to reach the 1 gigabit fiber speeds advertised. After resetting the service at my home, changing my router three times, and rebooting the PC twice, I’m only getting about 400 Mbps for downloads and 230 Mbps for uploads. I’m using a Cat6 cable and the router seems to work fine. In network settings, Ethernet shows full speed, but it’s still not matching the promised 1 gigabit. Could this be related to my internet provider? They might be the issue. Please advise.
Phone operates via cellular network, not Wi-Fi. The provider assures speeds up to 80 percent.
Consider linking it to your WiFi and testing the connection speed. This is likely the initial action. Verify with a different device as well.
Check the router's performance first. Verify if the phone can reach speeds around 1300Mb/s. Also confirm the router supports that speed. Test on the phone to see if it meets the claim.
Then try it on wifi and see If you have 1 device thrn theres no real way to verify if its the pc or the connection 80 percent guarantre means little for isps