MangosPrograms :
bill001g :
What are you using to test the speed. Obviously if you only buy a 10m connection from the ISP you will never go above 10m. This is router is generally used on a form of DSL connection and those generally never even come close to 65m.
So lets assume you are testing between a wired PC in your house and the wireless device and you still wonder why you do not get this speed.
What the 65m number is not so much a speed but a simpler representation of the protocol that was negotiated. It could say MCS of 7 or spell it out as 1 stream, qam-64,20mhz channels and wide gaurd bands. They just use the speed number to make it simpler for the general public but it does not actually represent some number you will ever get.
Part of the issue is that this is the total bandwidth both up and down. Traffic never really only goes a single direction so this is divided and it is not as simple as half up an half down. But lets say it is that cuts you to 32m. Now this all assume all the radio signals are perfectly received and there is no interference or loss due to distance or walls and such things. So it tends to be even much less.
If you look at the very top of line routers that claim 1300m many of reputable test sites show that you really only get about 200 down and maybe 400 total. So if you would take this ratio with the 65m you show you should only get maybe 7m. Luckily when you are running simpler wireless you do not get as large a reduction. I would say you can expect to be able to get maybe 15-20m though the connection in your average.
Then again if your ISP connection is only say 10m you will still only get 10m no matter how much better router you would buy.
I get to 300kb/s (kilobytes) average. I am paying for what ever speeds come through the house and it says on the box 65 Mbps.
ISP does not work that way. You pay for a certain maximum rate that they clearly state. If you actually signed a contract with the isp that says "whatever speed" then they can only give you 1k/sec and keep your money.
The numbers you are looking at represent wireless speeds INSIDE your house from your PC to the router. You can actually test these with other tools but it still will not increase you speed to the internet.
It says there that I am meant to be having 65Mbps. Now that is the highest it ever goes, it can go as low as 20Mbps or lower. Now I want to know why am I not getting that speed. I have a Technicolor TG587n v3.
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