Ethernet is not dependant on the same things, so should always be the full I Gig. So obviously I could never get more than 433Mbs near the router or 130Mbs at the other side of the house. Link speed (Receive/Transmit): 130/130 (Mbps) Physical address (MAC): C0-E4-34-B8-2D-xx (Personal info obscured) Manufacturer: Realtek Semiconductor Corp.ĭescription: Realtek RTL8821CE 802.11ac PCIe Adapter Link speed (Receive/Transmit): 433/433 (Mbps) The speed over Wi-Fi depends on the adapter/driver/signal strength/distance.įor instance on my laptop, close to the router, I get: That is to be fully expected over Wi-Fi, which is why I asked. How close WiFi speed should or could be to link speed I do not know. I did that plus I turned off the 2.4Ghz connection so only the 5Ghz AC connection was being used, so with one computer and only 5Ghz using the router no change other than download did manage about 200Mbps while upload is still around 260MbpsĬomputer link speed 433.3Mbps for WIFi and 1 Gb For Ethernet. Support have told me to turn off all other devices to isolate the problem. with upload being about 30% faster.Īlso find there is a lack of consistency with the download speed while the upload speed is far more consistent Once activated with the 500 Connection, Router Speed and Ethernet speed are no issue always near the maximum speed provided, while with WiFi there is a difference in upload and download. With the previous 100 Connection Router Speed, Ethernet speed, Wifi speed were always consistently very close in the 108Mbps 110 Mbps range for upload and download. On Ethernet, router speed, upload and download are all very close if not the same Yes - the difference in speeds is only noticeable on Wi-Fi and not on hard wired This was with the netbook only two metres away from the VF router. The mean difference over six tests was 88.2Mb. The upstream was consistently slower than downstream. Any difference between upstream and downstream is likely to be greater on a 500MB connection than a 100Mb connection.ĮDIT: I just did some speed tests on a high-powered ASUS Netbook. 3) Some of the OP's perception could be to do with scale. The upstream ranged between 480Mb and 670Mb whilst the downstream ranged between 320MB and 715Mb. ( I just now did six consecutive tests, sitting in the same spot, on my Samsung S10+. 1) Contention is likely to be one of those factors at peak times, 2) WiFi tests are notoriously fickle, even if you are testing in exactly the same spot when you do it. There is likely more than one factor here. (Busy time/quiet time) They need to use the same device at the same spot.
The OP probably needs to spend a couple of weeks repeatedly testing at a couple of different times of the day, and logging it, to get a full picture.
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