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    [SOLVED] 100 Mbps via direct connection(PC), 300 Mbps via router(router to PC) - How come?

    Guys, thank you for your help. The ISP solved the issue by shifting the location of the source of my wire to a box/switch which was close to my house. So I guess the length was the issue.
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    [SOLVED] 100 Mbps via direct connection(PC), 300 Mbps via router(router to PC) - How come?

    Alright, I’ll try asking my ISP. They might deny as it’s a cost issue for them. Let’s see. I’m attaching the picture of the current ISP cable I have in use (if you zoom in close, it says CAT5E): Current Wire in use I have another long cable kept(the same here CAT5e: Spare cable Sorry for the...
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    [SOLVED] 100 Mbps via direct connection(PC), 300 Mbps via router(router to PC) - How come?

    Yes I mean, there’s a switch/box in my apartment from which all the other connections to other houses divide to. And one of the connections is to my house. I don’t know if that switch/box is called the modem.
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    [SOLVED] 100 Mbps via direct connection(PC), 300 Mbps via router(router to PC) - How come?

    Should I ask my ISP to replace my entire cable? The main ISP cable that comes into my house.
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    [SOLVED] 100 Mbps via direct connection(PC), 300 Mbps via router(router to PC) - How come?

    Hi, I have a 300 Mbps connection from my ISP. When I connect the ethernet cable directly to the PC, the network adapter is capped at 100 Mbps but when I connect the ISP cable to the router and then to the PC, I get full 300 Mbps. (The speed & duplex option is set to full 1.0 Gbps, motherboard...
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    • 1 Gbps 100 mbps 300 mbps cable computer ethernet mbps motherbaord network Network Adapter problem router speed & duplex
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    • Forum: Networking
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