Good day to everyone,
I have a fiber connection which is going to my modem, then to the ISP's router and to my own personal router. So far so good. The problem is that I only get my contract speed (300 Mbps) when using one of the two wires (the one from my personal router). When using WiFi I only get 100 Mbps tops, even though I'm on AC. Both my laptop and router are competent enough, but when I put the cable in the router it only sees it as 100 Mbps, even though THAT SAME CABLE gives me 300 Mbps when hooked to the laptop. I'm set on DHCP on both routers if that's of any help.
My question is, what is wrong with it? Why can't I get close to 300 Mbps/30 MB/S speeds on my AC Wifi and why is it showing only 100 Mbps when plugged in the router?
I have a fiber connection which is going to my modem, then to the ISP's router and to my own personal router. So far so good. The problem is that I only get my contract speed (300 Mbps) when using one of the two wires (the one from my personal router). When using WiFi I only get 100 Mbps tops, even though I'm on AC. Both my laptop and router are competent enough, but when I put the cable in the router it only sees it as 100 Mbps, even though THAT SAME CABLE gives me 300 Mbps when hooked to the laptop. I'm set on DHCP on both routers if that's of any help.
My question is, what is wrong with it? Why can't I get close to 300 Mbps/30 MB/S speeds on my AC Wifi and why is it showing only 100 Mbps when plugged in the router?