Work Laptop - 1.0 Gbps (Can't check Speed & Duplex due to lack of Administrative Access) Personal Desktop - 100.0 Mbps ( Speed & Duplex set to Auto Negotiation (No 1000 Mbps option)) I performed another Speedtest on my personal desktop, but this time connected to the cable that runs from the switch to my work laptop: I performed a Speedtest with my personal desktop back to being connected directly to the cable modem/router combo (SAME EXACT cable as the very first Speedtest shown that didn't experience any issues): I performed another Speedtest on my work laptop, but this time connected to the cable that runs from the switch to my personal desktop (with wireless disabled): I performed a Speedtest on my work laptop on it's own cable from the switch (with wireless disabled): I performed another Speedtest on my personal desktop AFTER installing the switch: I performed an Speedtest on my personal desktop BEFORE installing the switch and my results were: Operating System - Windows 10 (Power Option set to High Performance)ĭriver - Driver Only (Killer Control Center not Installed)
Switch - Netgear GS305 5-Port Gigabit Unmanaged SwitchĮthernet Cables - Amazon Basics RJ45 Cat-6 Ethernet Patch Cables NIC - Killer E2400 Gigabit Ethernet Controller (Speed & Duplex set to Auto Negotiation (No 1000 Mbps option))Ĭable Modem/Router Combo - Xfinity (Arris) TG1682G
After the switch (and then going back to a direct connection to my cable modem/router combo, I'm limited to 100Mbps. Before the switch, I got virtually the full speed of my internet plan (250Mbps).
Prior to installing the switch, I had an ethernet cable running directly from my cable modem/router combo to my desktop, which never game me issues. I also connected my work laptop to the switch. Yesterday I installed a switch between one of my cable modem/router combo ethernet ports and my personal desktop.
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