Recent content by joesbeard

Glad to know it wasn't the motherboard.. Because my GPU is very much due for an upgrade.

Hello once again, all. After weeks of obsessive struggle and dealing tech support, I finally just gave my operating system a clean install and boom. Consistently getting 230+ Mbps now. Yeet.

I'd spoken with a Killer Network support tech and they had me run a diagnostic and could tell that my driver was corrupted. They had me run a cleaning program a few times and reinstall the correct driver. It seems I was successful there, though I'm still only getting 100 down. Also, you were...

Yes, I am positive I'm connecting to my router (personally named it). I opted out of leasing a modem with wireless capabilities. Additionally, I can access my modem's IP and see that that there is no wireless option, and that full 1000 Mbps is provisioned and LAN enabled.

I get 200+ Mbps on my phone, connected to the 5 GHz wi-fi.

For another day, my friend. I've blown my entire day off of work trying to nail this, lol.

I've just attempted that guide to no avail, keep hitting a ceiling at 100 Mbps. I will follow directions at the bottom of the page though and reach out to the manufacturer. Meanwhile, I've tried playing around with even more BIOS and other settings including: XMP LAN Port ROM Game Boost...

I looked at that thread and saw that their issue was different LAN port speeds on their router. Through my Router settings I can see that LAN Port 1 (PC) and LAN Port 2 (Xbox) are both getting full 1000M. Ports 3 and 4 are disconnected. Out of curiosity, under "Speed & Duplex" in the Device...

I think I've narrowed it down more. I tried manually installing my NIC Driver by download the Driver Only Installation for my system ( https://support.killernetworking.com/download/killer-drivers-installation-64bit/ ). However, when looking at my NIC driver properties after installation, I...

If the "Ethernet Status" window is what you're referring to, then yes I have 1 Gbps, though it shows no IPv6 connectivity (not sure if that's relevant).

And where can I verify that?

Oh I see, yes theoretically it should support up to 1Gbps. Also, if it was an in-wall issue, wouldn't my other devices be having the same download issues, and not just my PC?

I don't have direct knowledge of my current network status but last I was aware (explained below) I'm getting 200+. There is in-wall cabling. I have both flat and round CAT 5e cables, and there has been no noticeable differences between the two. I first discovered this about a week or two ago...

Additionally, I've tried bypassing the router, but PC still only gets ~100 Mbps

As far as I can tell, I've never had that installed.