No upload speed fiber optic internet.

[launce.92]

I have incredibly slow upload speed only on one PC. I'm not sure the most relevant info to post. I've tried downloading all of the drivers for my motherboard. I have fiber internet. I am quoted 150 up and down. On other computers I can get that. I have an MSI Z360 gaming M5 (MS-7B58) I usually get less than 1 mbps.

I downloaded the killer control center and new drivers and still see these speeds. I'm mostly concerned because my connection to WoW is very unreliable and I have random drops in connection while the wife seems to be doing fine.

Edit** Wired connection 3 feet from my router. The wife is wired and 10 feet from the router.

 

[Saga Lout]

Are you wired to your router or wireless?

 

[launce.92]

Are you wired to your router or wireless?

Updated original to include that I am wired and on a short Ethernet cord.

 

[Saga Lout]

Would you swap cables with your wife for long enough to test yours?

 

[launce.92]

Would you swap cables with your wife for long enough to test yours?

Cable exchanged but still .8 Mbps upload

 

[Saga Lout]

Is the download side working properly? It may be your service provider has you down as an Asynchronous DSL customer.

 

[launce.92]

Is the download side working properly? It may be your service provider has you down as an Asynchronous DSL customer.

I called my ISP and they had me run some tests. They insist it's something with this computer in particular. My download ping and are pretty normal.

 

[Saga Lout]

I know it's probably a nuisance but can you move temporarily to the ethernet socket you use? It has the same upload speed it is definitely your PC.

Before going to all that trouble, turn off your Firewall for just long enough to run the test.

Which speed test site did you use? Does it offer more than one server. My local one is useless but I get good speeds throough a server fifity miles away.

 

[launce.92]

I know it's probably a nuisance but can you move temporarily to the ethernet socket you use? It has the same upload speed it is definitely your PC.

Before going to all that trouble, turn off your Firewall for just long enough to run the test.

Which speed test site did you use? Does it offer more than one server. My local one is useless but I get good speeds throough a server fifity miles away.

I've tried several different versions and servers. All of the speedtest.net variety and of the frontier.speedtest.net. I've tried firewall and no luck. When you say a new socket are you saying swap the ports on the router for my cord and hers? Or i need to get a new NIC to replace the ethernet socket in my motherboard?

 

[Saga Lout]

If you can see one of the wires inside the ethernet port that isn't in line with the others, and if you have a PCI slot on your motherboard, buy an ethernet card. It's also worth swapping ports on the router.

 

[launce.92]

If you can see one of the wires inside the ethernet port that isn't in line with the others, and if you have a PCI slot on your motherboard, buy an ethernet card. It's also worth swapping ports on the router.

Have a NIC on the way will swap ports and let you know if any of these work.

 

[rgd1101]

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Question from launce.92 : "No upload speed fiber optic internet."

I have incredibly slow upload speed only on one PC. I'm not sure the most relevant info to post. I've tried downloading all of the drivers for my motherboard. I have fiber internet. I am quoted 150 up and down. On other computers I can get that. I have an MSI Z360 gaming M5 (MS-7B58) I usually get less than 1 mbps. About 700 kbps

I downloaded the killer control center and new drivers and still see these speeds. I'm mostly concerned because my connection to WoW is very unreliable and I have random drops in connection while the wife seems to be doing fine.

Wired connection 3 feet from my router. The wife is wired and 10 feet from the router. Swapped ethernet cords, called ISP checked my phone speeds. Everything else is fine. Only the upload speed on this PC is bad.

It really impacts my online gaming and i'm not sure what to do. I'm about to buy a new motherboard..... Thanks for trying to help.

If the other PC works, then nothing to do with ISP, ISP doesn't know how to discriminate one PC from another. This narrows down to your NIC and/or driver.

If the other PC works, then nothing to do with ISP, ISP doesn't know how to discriminate one PC from another. This narrows down to your NIC and/or driver.

Since I've tried MSI drivers and don't have an external adapter you're thinking I have a faulty motherboard?