I got an aorus x5 about 1 week ago which came with windows 8.1 which I immediatly upgraded to windows 10, but the internet dowload speeds are incredibly slow purely on that laptop, I have tested the internet speeds using speedtest.net and on my old laptop (an msi gp60 2pe) I am getting 40.23 mbps download and 7.67 mpbs upload with a ping of 17ms on firefox, on my phone (a sony xperia z3) I am getting ping 20ms, download of 26.96mbps and upload of 8.84mbps on their app, and on my aorus I am getting anything from 0.01mbps to 4.36 mbps dowload and 8.67mbps to 8.92mbps upload with a ping of 9-14ms, having tested with edge, ie, firefox, chrome and opera. I am not running any amd hardware and I have disabled bandwith control through killer network manager, however at the time of writing when I test through killer I got 4.98 and through firefox I get 1.42 (both use speedtest.net), so I would assume it is a regulator of some sort, but I can't find one anywhere. I also get reasonable speeds through steam (around 11mbps) but it is quite a way off the 35 mbps down and 7mbps up I am supposed to get
Internet download speed really slow on one device
- Thread starter Timothy_9
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i don't know if this will help, but here's an Experience story:
friend of mine's younger brother was getting like 20mbps on a 60mbps connection during any speedtest, after some thorough searching, we found in the properties of the network adapter (same place you see 'IPv4 and IPv6' there was one called "Jumper filter driver" or something like that, after disabling and/or removing it, the speeds went up to what they were supposed to be. Since then I've seen on other computers, an Avast filter driver in the same place do the same thing.
the location is "Network and Sharing Center > Change adapter settings (on the left) > right click the Adapter you use, usually Local Area etc. OR Wireless adapter > properties > see if there's anything that seems like it shouldn't be there, but don't go disabling things, because most of those NEED to be there
hope you find the problem, also, it could be something with windows 10, did you update the network adapter drivers since upgrading?
friend of mine's younger brother was getting like 20mbps on a 60mbps connection during any speedtest, after some thorough searching, we found in the properties of the network adapter (same place you see 'IPv4 and IPv6' there was one called "Jumper filter driver" or something like that, after disabling and/or removing it, the speeds went up to what they were supposed to be. Since then I've seen on other computers, an Avast filter driver in the same place do the same thing.
the location is "Network and Sharing Center > Change adapter settings (on the left) > right click the Adapter you use, usually Local Area etc. OR Wireless adapter > properties > see if there's anything that seems like it shouldn't be there, but don't go disabling things, because most of those NEED to be there
hope you find the problem, also, it could be something with windows 10, did you update the network adapter drivers since upgrading?
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