Nothing else is connected to the network right now and speed test reads at 80Mbps, instead of the 100Mbps I pay for. There is no wi-fi used. Only Ethernet cables.
Tested without router in circuit and got 100Mbps. Will buy a newer router and see if it fixes the speed issue.
@pleasenoname wrote:Nothing else is connected to the network right now and speed test reads at 80Mbps, instead of the 100Mbps I pay for. There is no wi-fi used. Only Ethernet cables.
I think if you read the description, you might find it says 'UP TO' 100 Mbps, nothing about 'guaranteed'.
Thank you for representing the comcast lawyer's opinion. However I am actually for solving this problem. Pehaps this is similar to the BTU rating on portable air conditioners. They were so inefficient that a new equivalency BTU rating was established to more accurately represent the comparable normal wall mounted/central air conditioner BTU rating.
My question ?
10/100/1000 (gigabit) is listed for it's ethernet network adapter.
Disregard. I did not see this post of yours, sorry;