Those micro USB adapters are poor, they don't have room for big antennas. If you must use a USB adapter, I recommend something like this -- https://www.amazon.com/Techkey-1750Mbps-1300Mbps-Antennas-Wireless/dp/B07PKMFPF7 It has two large antennas and a USB extender which allow you to move the antennas for optimum signal.My wifi is acapable of supplying 144mb/s but I only get 4.3mb/s peak. I bought a Tp-link wifi adapter (Archer T3U AC1300) thinking it would solve this issue but its still 4.3mb/s peak.
like the expected speed is 144mb/sI'm curious enough to ask what sort of a speed you're paying for, courtesy of your ISP. So, what are you expected to get from your ISP?
I mean I have talktalk wifi and its downstairs. I am aprroximately 2-3 metres away from it. I live in a normal house, like the walls aint that thick. Is there a way to boost my wifi or should I invest in a ethernet cable.Those micro USB adapters are poor, they don't have room for big antennas. If you must use a USB adapter, I recommend something like this -- https://www.amazon.com/Techkey-1750Mbps-1300Mbps-Antennas-Wireless/dp/B07PKMFPF7 It has two large antennas and a USB extender which allow you to move the antennas for optimum signal.
BUT your PC is only half the equation. What router do you have? How far away from the router are you ? Do you live in an apartment building with dozens of competing WIFI signals interfering with your WIFI ?
That.should I invest in a ethernet cable.
So there ain't no other method. Come on there has to be a way.That.
Move closer to the routerSo there ain't no other method. Come on there has to be a way.
OkMove closer to the router
Turn off all your neighbors WiFi
Or....
Powerline or MOCA devices.
If there is coax cable through the house, MOCA might work.
Or, powerline devices to pump the signal through the house wiring.
But really, an ethernet cable is by far the best way.
Thank youMove closer to the router
Turn off all your neighbors WiFi
Or....
Powerline or MOCA devices.
If there is coax cable through the house, MOCA might work.
Or, powerline devices to pump the signal through the house wiring.
But really, an ethernet cable is by far the best way.