- Apr 4, 2014
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Hello,
I've had for a while a 100Mbps fiber connection. The ISP's router package used to work fine (I'd get about 20-40 Mbps on wireless no problem at all times), but as of recently the wireless started to suck, a lot. By that I mean, if I do a speed test, by cable it gives me ~120Mbps, by wireless it gives 0 to 11 Mbps (after I was able to boost the performance a bit, it used to go up to 4). I'm using a D-Link DIR-300 router to do the wireless nowadays, serving as an access point to the ISP router by connecting the ISP router by LAN port to the D-Link router as WAN. It works better, but still won't get past the 11Mbps mark.
What should I do to fix this? It's insanely bad and I have been unable to have much success other than boosting it to 11Mbps and still have terribad speeds e.g., when doing a skype call or trying to play most games.
Thank you very much for your help.
I've had for a while a 100Mbps fiber connection. The ISP's router package used to work fine (I'd get about 20-40 Mbps on wireless no problem at all times), but as of recently the wireless started to suck, a lot. By that I mean, if I do a speed test, by cable it gives me ~120Mbps, by wireless it gives 0 to 11 Mbps (after I was able to boost the performance a bit, it used to go up to 4). I'm using a D-Link DIR-300 router to do the wireless nowadays, serving as an access point to the ISP router by connecting the ISP router by LAN port to the D-Link router as WAN. It works better, but still won't get past the 11Mbps mark.
What should I do to fix this? It's insanely bad and I have been unable to have much success other than boosting it to 11Mbps and still have terribad speeds e.g., when doing a skype call or trying to play most games.
Thank you very much for your help.
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