TechLarry
RIP [H] Brother - June 1, 2022
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Ok, I've upgraded to FIOS Gigabit.
Problem is, I'm only getting about half the thru-put I would expect.
With overhead and such, I'd say anywhere from 800-925 mbit/sec would be full spec.
But this is the best I can do:
I'm running a Netgear R7000 router, which by all tests I've seen is a top notch router and should be able to move data at around 940 mbit/sec so I don't think it's the router.
I can get near-full gigabit speeds between computers, so the switching is all intact.
Is there a router setting somewhere I need to change to "get it all" ?
I'm not really in the mood to be changing hardware. What I have should be working fine.
Problem is, I'm only getting about half the thru-put I would expect.
With overhead and such, I'd say anywhere from 800-925 mbit/sec would be full spec.
But this is the best I can do:
I'm running a Netgear R7000 router, which by all tests I've seen is a top notch router and should be able to move data at around 940 mbit/sec so I don't think it's the router.
I can get near-full gigabit speeds between computers, so the switching is all intact.
Is there a router setting somewhere I need to change to "get it all" ?
I'm not really in the mood to be changing hardware. What I have should be working fine.