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How do I improve my speed over ethernet?

Ilukey96
Tuning in

Please can somebody help I am using windows 10 and have virgins 1gb package. 

I am using a Cat7 cable and these are the results from the multiple speed test providers

 

Ilukey96_0-1676316390623.pngIlukey96_1-1676316425083.pngIlukey96_2-1676316482213.png(on this it goes to 650 then latency goes to 1000 and it comes back down to this).

Any help would be appreciated 

 

(All tests were done back to back with nobody else on the network)

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Roger_Gooner
Alessandro Volta

You are getting full speed into the hub 5 but much lower out of it. Try another Ethernet cable (cat 5e or cat 6 are perfectly fine).

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Hub 5, TP-Link TL-SG108S 8-port gigabit switch, 360
My Broadband Ping - Roger's VM hub 5 broadband connection

carl_pearce
Community elder

Try a speed test in safe mode with networking to rule out a software issue:

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/how-to-start-windows-10-in-safe-mode-with-networking/

 

Jonny-M
Fibre optic

The network port on your PC is running at 100Mbps

It can't be as I am hitting 62MBps while downloading on steam which is 496Mbps

I have tried that with no joy.

Ilukey96
Tuning in

My line speed on my Realtek driver is reading 1000/1000 but my computer is 15 years old.

Would this work?

Ilukey96_0-1676328947743.jpeg

 

Ilukey96
Tuning in

PROBLEM FOUND.

I installed Linux alongside my Windows 10 and did a speedtest on there and it pulled down 980mbps so it's something to do with my windows 10 which is odd because its a fresh install but I'll figure that out thanks for responding.

jhuk
Trouble shooter

That aside that Samknows is not very reliable (it evens stopped seeing the HUBs for a while but was fixed), I have had similar results then 1min later next to no speed in but full speed out (so the opposite of your screenshot) so best go by results from a few Speed Test sites.

The stock Windows 10 network drive might not support 1 Gb/s.

Can you find a later driver or one from the network adapter's maker.