Your online connection is quite slow.

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iMeleeRush
Member

07-13-2023, 09:22 PM

#11

The router uses 1.0Gbps ports, and the white box could be the ISP's router.

iMeleeRush

07-13-2023, 09:22 PM #11

The router uses 1.0Gbps ports, and the white box could be the ISP's router.

MrKryp
Senior Member

643

07-13-2023, 10:20 PM

#12

Try a different Ethernet cable. Ensure it has eight conductors. Connect your test computer to the switch supporting 100 Mbps. Disable Wi-Fi and limit connections to just one device.

MrKryp

07-13-2023, 10:20 PM #12

Try a different Ethernet cable. Ensure it has eight conductors. Connect your test computer to the switch supporting 100 Mbps. Disable Wi-Fi and limit connections to just one device.

normaldude27
Junior Member

07-13-2023, 10:56 PM

#13

Are you certain your ISP supplied a modem/router that functions as an Access-Point, Modem, or Switch? This setup might be limiting your ability to achieve maximum speeds.

normaldude27

07-13-2023, 10:56 PM #13

Are you certain your ISP supplied a modem/router that functions as an Access-Point, Modem, or Switch? This setup might be limiting your ability to achieve maximum speeds.

ByrRoZz
Member

175

07-14-2023, 01:02 AM

#14

You're checking if your router is working properly. Are you using the ISP-provided router? Which connection method is your device connected to—WiFi or Ethernet? If it's Ethernet, older computers might struggle with speed; consider a $15 gigabit card or an adapter if you have USB 3. For WiFi, use Netgear's analytics app to check for channel conflicts with neighbors. Some devices also have slow WiFi performance. Please share more details, and we'll assist. Calling your ISP might help, but they could waste time with unnecessary suggestions.

ByrRoZz

07-14-2023, 01:02 AM #14

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