Slow Ethernet Speeds on Asus Router
Slow Ethernet Speeds on Asus Router
Hello everyone, I'm facing some problems with my Asus RT-AC1750 Router. I have fiber optic internet at 1 Gbps, but when I connect via a direct connection, the speeds drop significantly—around 900 Mbps down and up. The issue becomes noticeable when I bridge my modem to the router and link it directly to my computer using a Cat 6 cable; I only get about 500 Mbps down and 300 Mbps up. I've tried several solutions: enabling jumbo frames in the router, switching cables (one CAT 5e, one CAT 6), turning NAT acceleration on/off, adjusting firewall settings, setting speed to full duplex at 1 Gbps, updating firmware, and resetting all settings. I've also mentioned other attempts but didn't include them here. Since it's a 1GB router, the speeds are consistently lower when connected directly. Appreciate any advice you can offer.
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You're checking various models for LAN to WAN speeds, aiming for something around 850Mbps or higher. Are you using speed tests or comparing different brands?
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