- Jan 1, 2014
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Hi, I have an 250mb/s Internet connection with the correct accompanying Ethernet cables and router. Had this connection on my previous PC and now I built a completely new one that's around five times as better if not more. However, my broadband on it is suddenly limited upon plugging it in to 100mb/s as opposed to the 250mb/s on my previous one. So to clarify, it worked before this new pc which is up to date on all drivers
The motherboard is MSI Global X99S Gaming 9 AC http://www.msi.com/product/mb/X99S-GAMING-9-AC.html#hero-overview
It features an "Killer Ethernet: Kill Your Lag" which has some sort of network settings, but tweaking em around to 100/250mb and disabling or enabling has no difference at all. Any tips on how I could get back my 250mb/s would be greatly appreciated! I use Ethernet cable only naturally.
The only thing missing in my device manager is an network controller which is the wifi/wireless component that I'm not really interested in due to Ethernet cable.
The motherboard is MSI Global X99S Gaming 9 AC http://www.msi.com/product/mb/X99S-GAMING-9-AC.html#hero-overview
It features an "Killer Ethernet: Kill Your Lag" which has some sort of network settings, but tweaking em around to 100/250mb and disabling or enabling has no difference at all. Any tips on how I could get back my 250mb/s would be greatly appreciated! I use Ethernet cable only naturally.
The only thing missing in my device manager is an network controller which is the wifi/wireless component that I'm not really interested in due to Ethernet cable.
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