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Wi-Fi high ms.

T0MMEN

I have this asus RT-AC66U router and an asus pce1300 wifi adapter. And theese are the ms im getting in 5ghz bandwith. Im like 2meters away from my wifi router and i have 30/30mbit connection. 
I tryed speedtest by ookla, with the wifi im only getting 10/10mbit. And with cable im getting 30/10mbits. Why is that ? Im thinking its something to do with the channel my 5ghz is on, what do you guys think ?  Im not so good with wifi networking.

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On 8/31/2017 at 8:26 AM, T0MMEN said:

I have this asus RT-AC66U router and an asus pce1300 wifi adapter. And theese are the ms im getting in 5ghz bandwith. Im like 2meters away from my wifi router and i have 30/30mbit connection. 
I tryed speedtest by ookla, with the wifi im only getting 10/10mbit. And with cable im getting 30/10mbits. Why is that ? Im thinking its something to do with the channel my 5ghz is on, what do you guys think ?  Im not so good with wifi networking.

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It looks like the router (192.168.1.1) is over taxed. What do you have it doing? What features (bells and whistles) are turned on? Try turning off everything but the firewall.

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I've had that same router, it worked great, but then started to overheat (just put your hand on it) and gave those same ping spikes. In my line of work I came across lots of the ASUS 66u/68u's, but for the past two years It's like they've all vanished... not a good sign imo, best router I've ever had.

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On 9/8/2017 at 5:03 PM, Brian Blankenship said:

It looks like the router (192.168.1.1) is over taxed. What do you have it doing? What features (bells and whistles) are turned on? Try turning off everything but the firewall.

I used to have this router as a storage, plugged in a 500gb drive with usb. But now no features are on.

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2 hours ago, Belgiangurista said:

I've had that same router, it worked great, but then started to overheat (just put your hand on it) and gave those same ping spikes. In my line of work I came across lots of the ASUS 66u/68u's, but for the past two years It's like they've all vanished... not a good sign imo, best router I've ever had.

 

1 hour ago, T0MMEN said:

I used to have this router as a storage, plugged in a 500gb drive with usb. But now no features are on.

@Belgiangurista has a point. If the router is overheating it will have shit performance. If the router has USB ports, try a laptop cooler. Thats how I keep my router nice and cool. 

I just want to sit back and watch the world burn. 

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