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I got a 300/300 Fiber internet connection - but running a speedtest, i only can max on just below 100/100.. How can I find out where the speed is going, can I check or see if its my router or my pc, or what it is. How can I get all 300/300 into my pc?
Thanks
Tommy
Posted 2015-05-16T21:54:21.987
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The cause can be a lot of things. As said in comments, simply your computer/router can't use it or your carrier set it wrong. Try what @Tyson said, but if it doesn't work then call back your carrier if they're using router on their own. mean i saw some, whose used routers/switches outside of the client's home. it's the least possible but can be.
Shapperd
Posted 2015-05-16T21:54:21.987
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2Sounds like you only have 10/100 MB Lan ports. can you confirm you have 10/100/1000 MB LAN ports? – Ramhound – 2015-05-16T21:57:26.193
1I'd be agreeing with @Ramhound. It sounds like the NIC you are using is a 10/100Mbps NIC, and not the 10/100/1000Mbps port, – td512 – 2015-05-16T22:00:07.673
The connection could possibly be provisioned wrong by your isp/carrier. (Or problems along the line somewhere). If the modem and router are separate, I always eliminate the router for testing and plug one known good laptop directly into the modem and test. If you can't get your speed that way then call your isp/carrier for service on the line. If you do get speed try adding things like the router back in until you find the bottleneck. – Tyson – 2015-05-17T01:36:17.627