Is It Reasonable to Lose 90% of your Bandwidth on R1?

[ratracesurvivor]

Just switched from my ISP modem's 5ghz signal to my Netduma's signal and my d/l went from 297mbps to 30mpbs .... is this reasonable, or are my settings flawed?

 

Even my hardwired PS4 went from ~200ish to ~30-40ish, which seems very wrong considering it's a wired connection.

 

I mothballed the R1 about 6 months ago because it was a bigger pain in the ass than it was worth, and I'm already regretting my decision to plug it back in.

 

Praying your new OS is truly a 'revolution' ....

 

 

[Netduma Jack]

Just switched from my ISP modem's 5ghz signal to my Netduma's signal and my d/l went from 297mbps to 30mpbs .... is this reasonable, or are my settings flawed?

 

Even my hardwired PS4 went from ~200ish to ~30-40ish, which seems very wrong considering it's a wired connection.

 

I mothballed the R1 about 6 months ago because it was a bigger pain in the ass than it was worth, and I'm already regretting my decision to plug it back in.

 

Praying your new OS is truly a 'revolution' ....

 

Hi, welcome back! It's not reasonable to lose that much no, so first off I'd recommend trying these settings:

 

- Reactive Algorithm

- 100% anti-flood

- Share excess enabled

- Reset device prioritisation & apply

- Disable IPv6 in WAN, LAN & misc

- Disable deep packet in misc

- Enable turbo mode

- Ensure the ethernet cables you're using connecting the R1 to hub & R1 to PC are Cat5e+/can handle your speeds.

- Do a wired speed test from a PC

 

Also make sure all your devices are connected to the Netduma. Are you on the latest version (1.03.6g / h?)