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Hi, 

 

Right, i am using wireless PCE AC68 and i have the same Asus AC68u router. Windows reports my connection speed to the router at about 250 meg. If i use Wifi sweet spots on my iPhone XS i am getting 253Mbs at the same position as the antenna so i am sure that that is accurate.

 

When I carry out a broadband speed test i am getting around 200meg on the wifi (I would get about 350 on the wire) so again this is all about right.

 

However when i transfer a file on the wifi i am getting a flat transfer speed of around 11MB/s which is the speed i would associate with a 100 meg connection. Now when i plug a wire in and transfer the same file on a wire i am getting 80 - 90MB/s which is what i would associate with a true reading for a gig connection..

 

 

So the question is, does anone know why i am getting slow network transfer speeds on the Wifi even when the Internet speed is faster than the transfer speed?

 

Wired speedtest

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Wireless

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Transfer file Wired

 

And then same file wireless.., any ideas?

 

 

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The odd thing about Wi-Fi is that its speed is somewhat misrepresented. For example, back in the 802.11g days, the theoretical 54Mbps speed only amounted to a 2MB/s transfer rate. Scaling that logic exactly to your Wi-Fi that would confirm about 10-11MB/s.

 

I guess there's more overhead due to a much higher likelihood of packet loss, so a lot of retransmitting is happing.

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