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Asus RT-AC87U - Upload speed problem

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Hi there,

 

Just bought a Asus RT-AC87U router, and I'm having a bit of upload problem. I'm connected through cable, and I'm on a fiber connection too. I should have 75/75, and I havent experienced any problems with my upload before, but after I connected this router I get this result below. I have updated to the latest firmware. I hope you can help me, as I have no clue what to do.

 

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Tried on phone, tablet and desktop. My brother just bought the same router, and he got the same ISP, and he also got the upload problem.

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I tested it just before I switched it around. There wasn't any problems.

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Called Asus, but the tech I talked to had no idea. He would have to email me back, to see if there were a fix for this.

I'm slowly beginning to dislike Asus products.

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Called Asus, but the tech I talked to had no idea. He would have to email me back, to see if there were a fix for this.

I'm slowly beginning to dislike Asus products.

I already do (except GPU's)

 

But I don't get why this is happening either, it seems weird, but Asus has all kinds of QoS and stuff on there, so it might have something to do with that...

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I dont get it either. Just tried to fiddle around with QoS, but that dosent help.

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I assume that you are running the latest firmware and have disabled adaptive qos? or checked your qos profiles under qos in the router?

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Check with your ISP and make sure that is what you are supposed to be getting. the try a speedtest directly plugged into the ISP's router. see what that number is... could be a low quality cable going to your wifi router.

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I had kind of the same problem. 

The think was that the bandwidth I had entered in the QoS section was lower from the one that I was getting.

Turn off QoS and see if it helps.

 

 

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