Using low-speed Ethernet adapters on powerline connections
Using low-speed Ethernet adapters on powerline connections
I've checked your setup and noticed the issue might be related to your PC's configuration. Even though the adapter supports up to 1Gbps, it seems your system isn't utilizing it fully. I recommend verifying your drivers and ensuring you're using the latest software updates. Also, try disconnecting other devices that might be consuming bandwidth. Let me know if you'd like help with driver troubleshooting!
Powerline adapters experience significant bandwidth reduction. The unshielded copper wiring in walls isn't designed for fast data transfer. A colleague used them because the router was on the floor and his room was above, but he noticed about a 70% decrease in speed.
For optimal performance and dependability, opt for a proper wired connection. Use an Ethernet cable rather than powerline adapters or Wi-Fi, as the latter tends to be unreliable with many wireless devices nearby. It may require some effort, but the results are well worth it.