Gigabit over Ethernet

Just got Comcast gigabit.


I get 990 down / 40 up when I plug directly into my modem, but plugging into my router's gigabit ethernet ports doesn't give me the same speed (like 510 down instead).

Any ideas? Pic related, it's my router. (T-Mobile version is the same as the RT-AC68u)

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>same as the RT-AC68u
Is it?

Are all your devices wired or are you using WiFi?

You could be using a shit cable between the modem and router, your router could be malfunctioning, or your router isn't negotiating the correct speeds with your modem.

Well, when the RT-AC68U originally released in 2013 reviewers had it peaking at around 800mbps.

Not sure if later firmware revisions improved things.

I'd check cables, and make sure your client device is capable of gigabit speeds.

Damn. How much you paying for that garbage ass upload speed?

If you have QOL turned on, turn it off.

if it's anything like my area

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Fug. I pay 80$ for gig up down. I only get ~500 on my WiFi tho.

I’d check cables first, but god knows what extra bullshit is installed on that router. Just get a gig switch between your modem and router.

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kill ure isps router too, you probably thought "haha plug n play" nah homie, log into isp modem, shut off router, reset both, wait, try again, and also make sure using cat 6 cable bruh, you might have one less than the other

>I pay $80 for a gig
>Only get half on WiFi
>Enjoys getting cucked
Lmao