I’ll run a speed test with a different device at the same location and see if I have the dips with both.
#internet speed dipping from 600 megabit/second to around 55-75 megabit/second.
buoyant star
Only way to be sure
nope, i used the different device and it stayed at a consistent 400+Mbps speed
this test, however, did not stay at that speed.
this was a previous speed test.. on the affected computer
i don't get it, why does my upload work but not my downlaod
i forgot my network and reconnected.
ok well, i should probably keep this thread up just in case it stops working as intended.
Idk if this means anything, but I looked at my network performance and I only saw usage when I ran the test, not when it wasn’t in use.
buoyant star
Get a long eithernet cable..
Mofo I’m not buying a 200ft Ethernet cat 6 cable bruh
frail gulch
Mofo I’m not buying a 200ft Ethernet cat 6 cable bruh
if possible run it through the ceiling and into your wall to a ethernet wall socket
buoyant star
if possible run it through the ceiling and into your wall to a ethernet wall soc...
The only Ethernet socket is located down a flight of stairs, on an opposite room of the house. I am NOT going to run a 200ft long cable through a house
flint badger
Then dont complain about wifi
versed hatch
powerline adaptors exist. but it doesn't really solve the problem.
I would verify that you have the most up to date drivers for your network adaptor.
If you've moved any large metallic or dense objects between the router and your computer that can also reduce the speed. as well as if everyone in your area has powerful wifi setups it could cause interference, although that's more of an intermittent issue.
in the wifi router setting menu, make sure the router is allowed to change channels occasionally to reduce that, in addition you can turn the router power up, to see if this helps with the issue.
versed hatch
Are you in an area we're there are many networks?