Router wired speed

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Router wired speed
Router wired speed
2020-01-17 21:33:55
Model: Archer A7  
Hardware Version: V5
Firmware Version:

I hardwire my laptop to my modem and reieve the advertised speed of my provider (and then some).  I hardwire my laptop to this router via same ethernet cable and recieve up to 150 Mbps less than my advertised speed from provider (500Mbps).  Is this common or should I recieve the speed from my provider on both examples since they are both hardwired?  Should the Lan ports on the A7 provide the 500 Mbps that the modem sends out?  The only differences between the two options is a cat 5e cable from modem to router and the router itself.  Are there settings in the router that I have to adjust to maximize hardwired speed?  Anything else?

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Re:Router wired speed
2020-01-19 07:28:45

@dadibones 

 

Hello, please help us to get the information below to locate this issue and try to fix it.

 

1. With computer connected to the Archer A7 by wired cable, please run the speed test and show us the results. In the meantime, please click here to get the wired negotiation speed.

Note: The steps are the same, while you need click on ethernet connection.

 

2. Please test the wireless speed from Archer A7 and please provide the information mentioned above also.

 

3. What is the current firmware version of the Archer A7? You can find it on the web UI.

 

Thanks a lot. 

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