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I get 1 gig with ethernet, and 1 gig with wifi, for a total of 2 gig. Yeah it boggles my mind that they offer a 2 gig service, but give a very underpowered router that only has one output that cant even do the rated speed that I'm paying for. Which is why I am baffled that nothing I have tried has worked, and that by maybe buying a good router I can solve all the issues I am having in one shot.

I cannot. The Eero uses an app, and I was told I cannot use the normal methods. I took a look in the garage, and I think its a gateway. it has a bunch of different types of wires hooked up to it, and I decided it was best not to touch it.

So basically I have to get the $600 router to fix this issue? even though its working for other devices, just not mine? Now, I'm even more confused.

I just checked and there is no model information visible inside the box. Since everything is hooked up inside a weather resistant box, and hung up vertically, I do not have access to it. I'll have to call the isp for that information.

The modem is one provided by the internet provider. I do not know the specifics of it. The switch cannot be put downstream from the router as the router only outputs one 1 gig port. There are multiple devices connected (that do work and give a 2 gig signal). This is why I am confused as to why specifically my PC will not work with the switch.

2 routers? modem to switch, switch to router, all other switch ports are 2.5 gig. I'm confused.

I recently upgraded my internet from 1 gig to 2 gig. The router is an Amazon Eero Pro 6E. This router is odd as it has a 2.5 gig input, and one 1 gig output, and 1.5 gig wifi 6. My pc works with the 1 gig output, that is not my issue. My issue is that when I connect my ethernet cable to a TP-Link TL-SG105-M2 (1 2.5 gig input, 3x 1/2.5 gig, 1x 100/1000/2.5 gig) and the back of my motherboard (MSI MEG Z390 GODLIKE), which has 2x Killer E2500 controllers, I get no internet. I've been made aware that 2.5 gig is not backwards compatible and this is why, when I plug my cat 7 rj45 ethernet cable from my killer port, to the switch I get no internet whatsoever. The switch is connected to the line that runs to the modem. then, the Eero Pro 6E is run into the first slot (so as to get the wifi and have the 1 gig output). For the moment, I have been using my ethernet cable to the 1 gig output so that I have 1 gig ethernet. This works, but is not ideal. So I bought TP-Link 2.5GB PCIe Network Card (TX201), so that I may facilitate having the full speed that I am paying for. The problem that has arisen is that while in the current configuration [with modem line to switch, then Eero router in first port, with ethernet cable running from 1 gig output to the TP-Link 2.5GB PCIe Network Card (TX201)] the 1 gig output from the Eero does give me 1 gig, when I plug my ethernet cable into the TP-Link TL-SG105-M2 (switch) and the TP-Link 2.5GB PCIe Network Card (TX201) I do not get any internet. I installed the tp link drivers from their website for the pcie 2.5 gig switch card and still nothing. The light on it indicates that it is connected to a 2.5 gig source, but that it is not working. On the 5 port 2.5 gig switch, it says that its outputting a 2.5 gig signal. At this point I have no idea what to do or if I am doing anything wrong. I can't afford a $600 router to see if that would fix the issue, so any help would be appreciated trying to solve my issue and get the speed that I am paying for.

oh. that would be a drag if thats the case.

My case's top IO has a dedicated usb c with the cable being a type e that plugs into the dedicated female type e on the motherboard. That being said, my case is the Thermaltake view 91, which is a very large case and the top io have a hard time reaching my z390 msi godlike gaming motherboard. I've been buying extensions for all my other cables, but have yet to be able to find a usb 3.2 gen 2 type e internal extension cable. Any help with figuring this out and getting the correct cable would be greatly appreciated. usb type e female to type e male.

I had removed the RIING rgb 140mm fans from the front with plans to use them on the bottom of the case as exhaust. but Ive come to the realization that the fan grate plates have such small screw holes for 140mm that any suitable screw for my fans (any of the ones included with the case and an aio i bought for this case) are too big for the mounting hole for the grate or too small for the fan holes. I need help figuring this out, honeslty.

so how do i fix my boot looping issue then?

no, only when i was trying to see if it was a ssd i have causing the issue.

no. even when i disconnect all the drives but the m.2 and boot drive, and evn when its just the m.2, still bootloops

sometimes. most of the time, no