So. I've got this "Powerline Comtrend PG9073LG-TN" and this delivers the signal to "Access Point Netgear WNDR4300TN"
If I were to directly hook up my pc with the powerline I get a download speed of about 70/90Mbps. Now once I hook up my pc with the netgear that drops to 15 Mpbs. While my PS4 is connected to the same acces point and is getting the full 70/90Mpbs. <---This is all wired internet acces.
This is my laptop : http://www.laptopshop.be/product/698368/hp-pavilion-gaming-15-ak120nb-azerty.html?ref=266231&label=22734-AGI-39546111721-ASI-161986568190-698368&gclid=Cj0KEQiAyuPCBRCimuayhb3qqvwBEiQAgz62kaVpOfeAf8QYFp0dJzFlNLHiAkBn_v2lZKYi9TbCoEsaAq6w8P8HAQ
If I connect my PC to the wifi of the acces point I can get up to 40/45Mbps.
I honestly haven no clue what is going on here.
Once again I connect my PS4 to the wifi of the accespoint and it's able to get up to 90Mbps. While my laptop can only get up to 48Mbps at best.
I spent the entire day reading trough threads and forums, I tried countless options. I am sure that the problem is with my laptop. Because the accespoint is fully capable of delivering up to 90Mbps to my PS4. So I see no reason why it wouldn't be able to do that for my laptop, unless there's some kind of setting or configurations that's wrong.
And before anyone mentions it, yes I have tried different cables. And no, I still get 15Mbps with a different cable.
I compared readings from both: testmy.net and speedtest.net with the readings from the prestations tab in my task manager. And they all say the same.
Ethernet:
This is what is possible for my laptop : http://prntscr.com/drxrlm
This is what I'm getting: http://prntscr.com/drxs9x
http://prntscr.com/drxt5i
Wireless:
What my laptop is capable of :http://prntscr.com/drxtxt (As far as I'm aware it's using wireless N. http://prntscr.com/drxweq)
What I'm getting : http://prntscr.com/drxxlb
http://prntscr.com/drxxul
When I put put my network under some heavy load I max my ethernet out at 30Mbps and my wifi at 50Mbps.
There's still quite some loss there.
For the wifi, I may be using the wireless G seeing how that can get 54Mbps and my wifi maxes out at 50Mbps. Can I change this to the wireless N?
If I were to directly hook up my pc with the powerline I get a download speed of about 70/90Mbps. Now once I hook up my pc with the netgear that drops to 15 Mpbs. While my PS4 is connected to the same acces point and is getting the full 70/90Mpbs. <---This is all wired internet acces.
This is my laptop : http://www.laptopshop.be/product/698368/hp-pavilion-gaming-15-ak120nb-azerty.html?ref=266231&label=22734-AGI-39546111721-ASI-161986568190-698368&gclid=Cj0KEQiAyuPCBRCimuayhb3qqvwBEiQAgz62kaVpOfeAf8QYFp0dJzFlNLHiAkBn_v2lZKYi9TbCoEsaAq6w8P8HAQ
If I connect my PC to the wifi of the acces point I can get up to 40/45Mbps.
I honestly haven no clue what is going on here.
Once again I connect my PS4 to the wifi of the accespoint and it's able to get up to 90Mbps. While my laptop can only get up to 48Mbps at best.
I spent the entire day reading trough threads and forums, I tried countless options. I am sure that the problem is with my laptop. Because the accespoint is fully capable of delivering up to 90Mbps to my PS4. So I see no reason why it wouldn't be able to do that for my laptop, unless there's some kind of setting or configurations that's wrong.
And before anyone mentions it, yes I have tried different cables. And no, I still get 15Mbps with a different cable.
I compared readings from both: testmy.net and speedtest.net with the readings from the prestations tab in my task manager. And they all say the same.
Ethernet:
This is what is possible for my laptop : http://prntscr.com/drxrlm
This is what I'm getting: http://prntscr.com/drxs9x
http://prntscr.com/drxt5i
Wireless:
What my laptop is capable of :http://prntscr.com/drxtxt (As far as I'm aware it's using wireless N. http://prntscr.com/drxweq)
What I'm getting : http://prntscr.com/drxxlb
http://prntscr.com/drxxul
When I put put my network under some heavy load I max my ethernet out at 30Mbps and my wifi at 50Mbps.
There's still quite some loss there.
For the wifi, I may be using the wireless G seeing how that can get 54Mbps and my wifi maxes out at 50Mbps. Can I change this to the wireless N?
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