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Changed router (moved to Fiber) and speed of powerline adapter dropped
Changed router (moved to Fiber) and speed of powerline adapter dropped
2020-11-05 17:04:01
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Hi,

I replaced my tp-link router with a router that supports fiber.

When I'm connected to the wifi/wired I get 300mbps.

But with the powerline adapter, that I use in another room, I get 40mbps.

 

With the previous router, I used to get 80mbps.

 

I'm wondering if there's a specific configuration which I should change on the router?

 

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Re:Changed router (moved to Fiber) and speed of powerline adapter dropped
2020-11-05 20:05:07

@Jobi 

 

Was anything else installed?  Is the new router's power draw greater? And, is the new router connected directly to the wall outlet or to a surge protector?

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Re:Changed router (moved to Fiber) and speed of powerline adapter dropped
2020-11-05 21:36:18

@Carl 

Nothing new was added and it's connected to the wall, same is before. 

I don't think that the new router consumes more power. 

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Re:Changed router (moved to Fiber) and speed of powerline adapter dropped
2020-11-05 22:27:28

@Jobi

 

That would likely be the only reason if nothing else was changed.  The new router is likely causing more "noise" on the line.  If you can connect it to a surge protector and see if you see an improvement. 

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