- Jan 3, 2018
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We pay for 12 Megabit down, but when I check the router UI, our router stats are showing 5120/896 Kbps. (5120 being down of course) And as a side note, I know the difference between bit (Mb) and Byte (MB).
And that's the routers overall performance, not a specific device.
The highest I ever recall seeing that number at was around 8000.
Router: Actiontec PK5000
ISP package: Centurylink 12Mbps Down
Router speed: Currently 5120 Kbps (5.1 Mbps), Highest recalled 8000-8500 Kbps (8.5 Mbps)
Typical device speeds: 200-300 Kbps (Avg), 3-4 Mbps (Peak)
Is this normal, ISP throttling, or router bottleneck?
And that's the routers overall performance, not a specific device.
The highest I ever recall seeing that number at was around 8000.
Router: Actiontec PK5000
ISP package: Centurylink 12Mbps Down
Router speed: Currently 5120 Kbps (5.1 Mbps), Highest recalled 8000-8500 Kbps (8.5 Mbps)
Typical device speeds: 200-300 Kbps (Avg), 3-4 Mbps (Peak)
Is this normal, ISP throttling, or router bottleneck?
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