on 11-03-2023 16:30
I recently purchased a TP Link AC1200 as I was unhappy with the wifi reliability of the Virgin Hub 3.
I pay for the 250Mb Virgin package and prior the installation of the router I was getting almost that speed through Hub3 Wifi (albeit with an unreliable connection).
Since connecting the TP Link router to the Hub 3 I am now getting under 100Mb from the wifi through the new router.
I understand this is because the Hub3 network ports only provide a 100Mb speed therefore this is the max i would be able to get through the connected TP Link router.
What would be my best way forward to get the speed that I am paying for (up to 250Mb) through the TP Link router, as I want the speed plus the reliable connection.
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on 11-03-2023 17:18
on 11-03-2023 16:36
on 11-03-2023 16:52
If this is the case am i better off switching the Hub back to router mode and using the TPlink as an access point?
on 11-03-2023 17:02
on 11-03-2023 17:12
it’s TP Link AC 1200 Archer C50 V6.
Connected with the standard cat6 cable that comes with it
on 11-03-2023 17:18
on 11-03-2023 17:24
Thanks for this, would it work properly with the Hub3? Are the Hub3 ports limited to 100Mb?
11-03-2023 17:50 - edited 11-03-2023 17:50
Hub3 has 1GB ports. So - No. Its the budget TP-Link router that has the 100/10 ports that is the wek link in your set up.
Upgrade it to one with 1GB ports
on 11-03-2023 18:18
Thanks all for the advice guys I’ve ordered the router mentioned above with Gigabit ports
on 13-01-2024 23:50
if this work. I have an awful service with my broadband with Virgin. I am using this, but the service is terrible (0.06Mb/s download speedand 3.58Mb/s upload speed, using braodband speed checker. Virgin kept saying they see nothing wrong. Thank you if you have any tips to help.