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For some reason my Ethernet is slower than my internet...

ViletiC

I used to use my ethernet to connect from my router to my PC for a more stable connection. I've been using that for a few months now and I've been getting atleast 900mbps, which is what I am paying for. A few days ago, idk my ethernet connection started being a lot more worse (90mbps), so I assumed it was my cable that was bottle necking it down to 90mbps, but that doesn't make sense since the same cable was once able to communicate with 900 mbps.I swapped ALLof my ethernet cables to a cat7 and it slowed down a lotttt.. So I switched back to a 5e that connected to my router for internet, and that fixed my internet issues, and my internet is fine, however my ethernet connection to my PC is still bad. for comparison, I get 500mbps+ on internet and 1mbps on this pc that I've connected via ethernet. This doesn't make sense. My current setup is  Ethernet 5e -----> Router -------(Ethernet Cat7)---> My PC. Does Cat5e and Cat7 not communicate well or smtg? Or is there some software issues on my PC? I use a gigabyte z390 gaming sli mobo, is there like drivers to download for it?  I have no clue what to do. I have resetted my networking settings on windows 10 many times and that hasnt been able to solve the issue. I havent ran into a problem like this in a long time. This is Internet on my mac vs the ethernet on my pc.
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Any chance you've enabled some sort of bandwidth limit on your router?

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6 minutes ago, ViletiC said:

(90mbps

thats probalby means its running at 100m, normally due to a bad cable

 

6 minutes ago, ViletiC said:

d ALLof my ethernet cables to a cat7

just saying, cat 7 isn't a ethernet cable spec

 

 

 

What speeds do you get on your local network? Use something like iperf to test.

 

What connection speed is the nic connected at?

 

Network diagram?

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6 minutes ago, Jet_ski said:

Any chance you've enabled some sort of bandwidth limit on your router?

Not that I know of

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8 minutes ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

What speeds do you get on your local network? Use something like iperf to test.

I get 500 ish mbps on 2.4 

 

9 minutes ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

What connection speed is the nic connected at?

1gbps

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3 minutes ago, ViletiC said:

I get 500 ish mbps on 2.4 

is that with iperf? what system are you connecting to?

 

Does a linux live disk get full speed?

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Just now, ViletiC said:

I get 500 ish mbps on 2.4 

 

1gbps

So the indicator light by the network port and Windows both indicate a gigabit link? 

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4 minutes ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

is that with iperf? what system are you connecting to?

Using internet to my pc

 

5 minutes ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

 

Does a linux live disk get full speed?

no

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6 minutes ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

is that with iperf? what system are you connecting to?

 

Does a linux live disk get full speed?

That's on Wi-Fi...

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10 minutes ago, peacefulpolarbear said:

So the indicator light by the network port and Windows both indicate a gigabit link? 

yes

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