Hello,
I have the 300MBPS WIRELESS N PCI-E ADAPTER from TP-link and an internet connection which is rated at 250mbps.
However, when I do a speed test on my PC I only get 30-50mbps. Which I thought could've been due to the distance from the pc to the modem. But, when I do a speedtest when connected to the same Wi-Fi on my phone whilst sitting at my PC, I get the full 250Mbps.
So, now I'm questioning what could be bottlenecking the Wi-Fi speed on the PC?
I have installed the correct network drivers and double checked it. I have noticed that in the network properties it says link/recieve speed = 54/144mbps (Picture: View: https://imgur.com/a/1vdQl85
). Perhaps this has something to do with the problem? I'm a bit confused by them values as it stated on the product that it was a 300Mbps card.
Maybe I'm misunderstanding something here, I'm not really sure what I can do to get the speeds up or if I even can. Any help on the subject would be appreciated.
I have the 300MBPS WIRELESS N PCI-E ADAPTER from TP-link and an internet connection which is rated at 250mbps.
However, when I do a speed test on my PC I only get 30-50mbps. Which I thought could've been due to the distance from the pc to the modem. But, when I do a speedtest when connected to the same Wi-Fi on my phone whilst sitting at my PC, I get the full 250Mbps.
So, now I'm questioning what could be bottlenecking the Wi-Fi speed on the PC?
I have installed the correct network drivers and double checked it. I have noticed that in the network properties it says link/recieve speed = 54/144mbps (Picture: View: https://imgur.com/a/1vdQl85
). Perhaps this has something to do with the problem? I'm a bit confused by them values as it stated on the product that it was a 300Mbps card.
Maybe I'm misunderstanding something here, I'm not really sure what I can do to get the speeds up or if I even can. Any help on the subject would be appreciated.