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PC appears to be limited to a 100mb/s download speed instead of higher rates like 250mb/s.

PC appears to be limited to a 100mb/s download speed instead of higher rates like 250mb/s.

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Rosie_The_Fox
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04-21-2021, 10:40 PM
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I recently changed my PC from a z370 mb and an i7-8700k to a z690 and an i7-12700k, but when I connected it, I didn’t reach speeds beyond 100mb/s, even though I expected up to 250mb/s download. The rest of the household seems to achieve those speeds, and I noticed this before the upgrade too. It’s strange—nothing else changed except the CPU and memory. I thought I had the right drivers for the new parts and used Armoury Crate software from Asus to check, but I’m still stuck at 100mb/s. I’m not sure if this is normal, since Task Manager suggests the limit is 100mb/s. If anyone has any advice or can help, it would be really appreciated! I’d also love to share screenshots or more details that might assist.
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Rosie_The_Fox
04-21-2021, 10:40 PM #1

I recently changed my PC from a z370 mb and an i7-8700k to a z690 and an i7-12700k, but when I connected it, I didn’t reach speeds beyond 100mb/s, even though I expected up to 250mb/s download. The rest of the household seems to achieve those speeds, and I noticed this before the upgrade too. It’s strange—nothing else changed except the CPU and memory. I thought I had the right drivers for the new parts and used Armoury Crate software from Asus to check, but I’m still stuck at 100mb/s. I’m not sure if this is normal, since Task Manager suggests the limit is 100mb/s. If anyone has any advice or can help, it would be really appreciated! I’d also love to share screenshots or more details that might assist.

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ghostlydigger
Senior Member
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04-21-2021, 11:51 PM
#2
Open Task Manager, navigate to Networking, then right-click the graph and choose "Show Network Details." This will display the current speeds for each interface. Note that you have four interfaces listed, but only one is active at a time.
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ghostlydigger
04-21-2021, 11:51 PM #2

Open Task Manager, navigate to Networking, then right-click the graph and choose "Show Network Details." This will display the current speeds for each interface. Note that you have four interfaces listed, but only one is active at a time.

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The_project33
Junior Member
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05-09-2021, 10:37 AM
#3
I’m worried I’ll need to surpass you since I’m using VMWare and NPCap, which are virtual tools. Edit: Checking Task Manager suggests those two left connections are likely VMWare’s.
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The_project33
05-09-2021, 10:37 AM #3

I’m worried I’ll need to surpass you since I’m using VMWare and NPCap, which are virtual tools. Edit: Checking Task Manager suggests those two left connections are likely VMWare’s.

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superdoge22
Junior Member
12
05-11-2021, 02:13 AM
#4
It's clear your NIC is operating at 100mbps. Do you have two NICs installed on your motherboard? The simplest solution is to connect the other one. Otherwise, we'd need more investigation, though it shouldn't be too complicated.

EDIT: To do this, go to: Control Panel > Network and Internet > Network connections (the wording may vary). Select the interface you're using, right-click, choose Properties, then configure it. In the advanced tab, look for Speed and Duplex settings—usually set to automatic works best, but you might try 1gbit manually.
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superdoge22
05-11-2021, 02:13 AM #4

It's clear your NIC is operating at 100mbps. Do you have two NICs installed on your motherboard? The simplest solution is to connect the other one. Otherwise, we'd need more investigation, though it shouldn't be too complicated.

EDIT: To do this, go to: Control Panel > Network and Internet > Network connections (the wording may vary). Select the interface you're using, right-click, choose Properties, then configure it. In the advanced tab, look for Speed and Duplex settings—usually set to automatic works best, but you might try 1gbit manually.

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trandat
Member
140
05-14-2021, 07:36 AM
#5
It seems you might be referring to a single Ethernet port on your system. The motherboard you're using is the Asus Prime Z690-P WIFI D4. Let me know if you need more details!
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trandat
05-14-2021, 07:36 AM #5

It seems you might be referring to a single Ethernet port on your system. The motherboard you're using is the Asus Prime Z690-P WIFI D4. Let me know if you need more details!

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emcb1230
Junior Member
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05-14-2021, 02:44 PM
#6
It's unusual to see many devices offering two configurations—typically 1x1Gb and 1x2.5Gb. In your situation, just stick to the steps I revised in my previous post. If that doesn’t resolve the issue, we’ll need to explore alternatives.
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emcb1230
05-14-2021, 02:44 PM #6

It's unusual to see many devices offering two configurations—typically 1x1Gb and 1x2.5Gb. In your situation, just stick to the steps I revised in my previous post. If that doesn’t resolve the issue, we’ll need to explore alternatives.

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MarChikyLl_PvP
Junior Member
38
05-17-2021, 06:31 PM
#7
I adjusted it to 2.5Gbps by default (since that’s the limit my system allows), yet it remains below 100mb/s, and even the Task Manager displays it using full bandwidth.
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MarChikyLl_PvP
05-17-2021, 06:31 PM #7

I adjusted it to 2.5Gbps by default (since that’s the limit my system allows), yet it remains below 100mb/s, and even the Task Manager displays it using full bandwidth.

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gvn12345678
Member
242
05-17-2021, 08:19 PM
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When handling manually, limit it to 1gbit. At 2.5gbit it won't work with your other networking equipment (routers, switches, etc.) unless they support it. It feels odd—almost like it's using a different Ethernet port. Have you verified if your router port is restricted to 100mbit for some reason? This might be due to power management settings.
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gvn12345678
05-17-2021, 08:19 PM #8

When handling manually, limit it to 1gbit. At 2.5gbit it won't work with your other networking equipment (routers, switches, etc.) unless they support it. It feels odd—almost like it's using a different Ethernet port. Have you verified if your router port is restricted to 100mbit for some reason? This might be due to power management settings.

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Batai22
Member
184
05-17-2021, 09:07 PM
#9
Sure, I attempted to link a laptop using the identical port and cable. The speed came in at roughly 198mb/s for downloads and 11mb/s for uploads, which aligns with my expectations. Internet performance is still quite poor.
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Batai22
05-17-2021, 09:07 PM #9

Sure, I attempted to link a laptop using the identical port and cable. The speed came in at roughly 198mb/s for downloads and 11mb/s for uploads, which aligns with my expectations. Internet performance is still quite poor.

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rando2
Member
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05-23-2021, 03:57 AM
#10
You're experiencing the same problem again? Consider removing and readding the drivers once more, opting for the official Realtek site. It seems the Asus site doesn't list the exact chipset details, so check the Device Manager first.
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rando2
05-23-2021, 03:57 AM #10

You're experiencing the same problem again? Consider removing and readding the drivers once more, opting for the official Realtek site. It seems the Asus site doesn't list the exact chipset details, so check the Device Manager first.

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