In my house, I've had Google Fiber. I've ran a Ethernet test from the main hub, to my PC and it's shown that I'm able to get 980Mbps down and 890Mbps upload. Amazing, but my landlord won't allow me to keep the ethernet hooked and wired throughout the house. Sucks, but no fighting it I suppose. So now I have Spectrum, their first plan I tried was the 400Mbps downloads speed plan, and it worked fine for my motherboard, it was ranging from 350-330Mbps down and it was to my expectations. Now I've upgraded to the Gig internet plan, it's supposed to give me around 900Mbps down at least. My upload is at 40Mbps which is what they're advertising, for sure. And I get the upload no problem and with 30ms. So everything else is fine, but my download. I've had 2 tech guys come out and look at wiring from the coax cable to the modem, they say now everything is running fine, and when I run Wi-Fi tests on my S21 Ultra it's giving me 950Mbps download speed. Spectrum keeps telling me it's my motherboard but I personally don't think so. My motherboard is not giving me that speeds, it's fighting to stay around 300Mbps down. I've even had to get a Gig ethernet card that fits in my PCI-e slot, still giving me the same tests. Could there be any limitations on my motherboard I'm not knowing about? Are there anything I can do to get my motherboard to give me the speeds I'm looking/paying for?
Edit: I'd like to not as well, on the previous plan I had with Spectrum my steam downloads were at 50Mbps ranged, now I'm getting about 20Mbps or less.
I have:
Edit: I'd like to not as well, on the previous plan I had with Spectrum my steam downloads were at 50Mbps ranged, now I'm getting about 20Mbps or less.
I have:
- i7-10700k CPU
- 2080 Super GPU
- Msi Meg Z490 Ace Motherboard
- 32GB DDR4 3600 RAM
- 750W Gold EVGA PSU
- OS is on a M.2 970 Evo Plus
- 2 2TB HDD 7200RPM
- 1 Extra M.2 NVMe
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