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I got 150mbps/s download speed and 170mbps/s upload speed (Speedtest results) and when download something huge on Steam it only downloads at 20mbps/s download speed, is it because of steam server traffic? Or its just capped at this point? Im using Ethernet cable with powerline adapters.

Gotcha, it was something i had to take out of my mind, overthinking does its thing. Thank you for your feedback!

Found it cheap on Amazon, has good reviews and it was below 10$ but yeah its an overkill anyway :LOL: And TP-Link cables are round, so i guess there is no foul play here just me overthinking. I appreciate your feedback!

The Ethernet cable my PC is connected to is UGREEN CAT 8 Ethernet Cable High-Speed 40Gbps 2000MHz. And the other powerline adapter's cable is the stock TP-Link Ethernet cable which i don't know how to identify to know what kind of cable is, it came with this model TP-Link TL-PA7027P KIT AV1000.

TP-Link TL-PA7027P KIT AV1000 with 2 Ethernet ports. And made a test on Speedtest and got 142.55Mbps download speed and 192.44 upload speed, whilst having contracted 100mbps internet plan with my provider.

Not really, maybe sometimes it struggles with 4k videos on YT, but anyway i was worried that the other powerline adapter in the other room with stock Ethernet cable was maybe limiting my PC's Ethernet cable true potential, and it feels kind of unfair to use one good ethernet cable and leave the...

I'm using powerline adapters plugged into my PC thru an upgraded Ethernet cable (not the stock one that came with the powerline adapter). My question is, should i also upgrade the ethernet cable that my router uses since its plugged into powerline adapter with stock Ethernet cable that came with...

But there are some powerlines that let you use more than 100mbps right? I got 600mbps contracted with my provider. So i assume that i could use those 600mbps through certain powerlines that can go above 100mbps, right? Enlighten me if I'm wrong. Thank you.

I want to start using Ethernet on my PC and came up to the conclusion of what to use in that regard, either powerline adapter or wifi repeater. What would give me better results regarding latency and ping, powerline adapter or wifi repeater?

Looking for a Wi-Fi repeater so i can use ethernet cable since I'm not close to the router, anyone knows what repeater to buy to pair up with my TP-Link AX1800 AX20 router? I was looking to get a TP-Link RE700X repeater but my router would cap its full capacity since my router is older than...

As the title states, does my pc become slower in overall after installing another m.2 into m.2_2 slot? Like does it affect my GPU performance? Specs: z690 Formula i9 12900k 32GB 5600mhz RTX 4090 1TB Firecuda 530 M.2 2TB Firecuda 530 M.2

My new RTX 4090 Suprim been hitting 70-72C under load, is that okay? Other people get 65-66C even less with same graphics card.

Im using RTX 4090 paired with i9 12900k is there any bottleneck here? Is CPU upgrade needed here?

To get the best use of my 4k 144hz monitor now im not taking advantage of it since RTX 3090 that i currently own struggles in some titles to mantain higher framerates and feel that 144hz buttery.

I'll upgrade by then, otherwise its a constant waiting cycling that never ends.