Greetings, trying to discern what might be the weak point causing slower hardwired speeds than over wifi.
Network is setup as follows: Arris SB6141 modem >cat7 3' cable> Asus AC3200 >cat6 ~15' cable> PC
Note 3 is connected to 5GHz access point, only other active network device is chromecast.
I've ran numerous speedtests of late on my PC and found that it caps pretty much spot on at 60mbps every time. Direct to modem also gave 60mbps. Ran speedtest the other day on my phone and got 75mbps. Tested quite a few times since and seems to average around 70mbps.
The ethernet port on my PC is Intel Gigabit I219-V, and I've tried a different cat6 cable with the same result.
So what's the deal?
PC details: ASUS Z270H MB, Corsair TX750W PSU, Intel I219-V network adapter driver version 12.15.23.9, Windows 10 x64
Network is setup as follows: Arris SB6141 modem >cat7 3' cable> Asus AC3200 >cat6 ~15' cable> PC
Note 3 is connected to 5GHz access point, only other active network device is chromecast.
I've ran numerous speedtests of late on my PC and found that it caps pretty much spot on at 60mbps every time. Direct to modem also gave 60mbps. Ran speedtest the other day on my phone and got 75mbps. Tested quite a few times since and seems to average around 70mbps.
The ethernet port on my PC is Intel Gigabit I219-V, and I've tried a different cat6 cable with the same result.
So what's the deal?
PC details: ASUS Z270H MB, Corsair TX750W PSU, Intel I219-V network adapter driver version 12.15.23.9, Windows 10 x64
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