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Why am i only getting 160mbps from a 1gb fibre internet????

Theres always problems with this router. I upgraded to a 1gb fibre and I only get 160mbps.

My setup is
On my Huawei main router I get full 1gb speeds.

I dmz the r2 to my main router.

I enabled UPnP

I even disabled all qos for testing on the r2

The device manager on the r2 picks up 1000 full duplex 

All Lan cables all pick up 1gb when I test it on the main router.

The automatic speed test detects 150+- speeds and so does the benchmarks

And yes they are all tested on Lan and wifi

 

What else could be the problem. This is honestly frustrating 

Posted
39 minutes ago, Netduma Fraser said:

What do you get from speedtest.net?

I havent seen a fix for this from other posts

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May be worth doing a factory reset so it sets up again with the new speeds, might be holding on to the slower speeds for some reason

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On 10/13/2023 at 4:20 AM, Netduma Fraser said:

May be worth doing a factory reset so it sets up again with the new speeds, might be holding on to the slower speeds for some reason

Is this normal for a 1000mb line?
Should the full duplex be 100mb?

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2 minutes ago, Max2110 said:

Is this normal for a 1000mb line?
Should the full duplex be 100mb?

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I'm going to try another cable

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I changed the cable and it changed to 1000 but the speeds are still +-150
What speeds should i be getting on 5g wifi with only 1 device connected?

 

 

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Hi !

Can you show us a speedtest behind your ISP router and a speedtest behind the R2 in RJ45?

For information... You will never obtain speeds of more than 250/300 Mbps in wifi behind the R2 in the best conditions! ...

In addition, it may also be due to the limitation of your wifi card (PC/phone)...

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