Dimtar_

Wow... just realized one of the cable connectors pins just isn’t there.... I’m gonna replace it and see what happens. Thanks!

Thanks, but all my wired connections are <1 ms.

I was using speedtest, and here are my network and sharing center numbers. When connected to my modem (via a 3ft Cat 5e cable), it says 1 Gbps When connected to the cable from my modem to my basement (where the switch is located) it says (still a cat5e cable, as far as I know...Its maybe 15-20 feet) 100mbps. Is there something wrong with the cables? This is obviously where its bottlenecking..... What should I do to fix this?

I recently upgraded to my ISP's 500mbps plan. They needed to send me a newer modem since I had the old one, which only supported up to 100mbps. I now have it in my family room, with a cable running into my basement (give or take 10 meters) and into my home's switch. The problem now is, I only get 50 down and 1 up on wired (through the switch, with it being the only device connected), and I get 50 down and 20 up on wireLESS (through my isp-provided modem's wifi). I tried to hook up my laptop to my modem directly, and it gave me 500 down and 90 up (what I pay for). What could be causing the bottleneck here? Modem - Hitron CODA-4582U (ISP-Provided, but the manufacturer link is here) Ethernet Switch - TP-LINK TL-SG1008D (Newegg) All my homes Ethernet cables are Cat 5e