Hello, I have a question, can someone help me solve my problem? Well, I have a TV and I want to connect via cable, the computer shows a cable transmission of 200 mb / s, and when connecting the cable from the rotor to the TV is 35 mb / s. What is going on is someone to explain how to make the...

@ laudy1 What network card is in this tv?

i don't know where to get the card model ?? I know that the model, TV-40 Full HD Smart TV K5600 Series 5-TIZEN).

The most common is a 100 Mb network card - type, model and company nobody knows, because the manufacturer does not provide such information. The card is 100 Mb, which does NOT mean that it will pull the full 100 Mb. See if there is newer software for this tv - it's upload, maybe they have improved it a bit

Both tests on the same website? Test speed on TV on various websites.

and what will it give you can ask why these speeds. I'm looking for a way, my friend, to solve the problem

Is it the same cable that you tested between the router and PC and Router and TV? If not then you have the answer. In addition, the accuracy of earning and quality of RJ45 plugs, the length of the cable, the way of laying the cable, power supply systems in the area (switching power supplies etc.), other power cables nearby ... it is so rough.

So, buddy, once I connected it to a laptop and then a TV

Plug in and unplug the cables a few times, check if it fits into the socket and contacts well, are there any switching power supplies nearby? Be sure to update your TV. How did you check this connection speed? The TV will reach max 75Mbit anyway and if the software is not kicked. From what I see it is Samsung and they often connect to some servers without our knowledge. Maybe the TV sucked some updates (there is plenty of it on other forums, they are capricious TV when it comes to the network) ... Thread on the electrode: link

I will work tomorrow and let you know how it came out

Hmm, why do you need more transfer on TV? Programs in UHD quality e.g. from NetFlix are max 20 Mbps.

Cable Internet Speed on TV: 200mb/s to 35mb/s Drop – TP-Link AC1750 Router & 40 K5600 Series

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Hello, I have a question, can someone help me solve my problem? Well, I have a TV and I want to connect via cable, the computer shows a cable transmission of 200 mb / s, and when connecting the cable from the rotor to the TV is 35 mb / s. What is going on is someone to explain how to make the cable good transmission
(tp-link AC 1750 router, TV-40 "Full HD Smart TV K5600 5-TIZEN series).

Help or logical answer

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@ laudy1
What network card is in this tv?
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KOCUREK1970 wrote:
@ laudy1
What network card is in this tv?

i don't know where to get the card model ??
I know that the model, TV-40 "Full HD Smart TV K5600 Series 5-TIZEN).
#4 16807122 07 Nov 2017 14:48

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The most common is a 100 Mb network card - type, model and company nobody knows, because the manufacturer does not provide such information.
The card is 100 Mb, which does NOT mean that it will "pull" the full 100 Mb.

See if there is newer software for this tv - it's upload, maybe they have improved it a bit
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https://static.elektroda.pl/attach/IMG_20171107_155716_1__4971697.jpg
https://static.elektroda.pl/attach/IMG_20171107_155406_1__1582501.jpg

Both tests on the same website?

Test speed on TV on various websites.
#6 16807289 07 Nov 2017 16:28

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bogiebog wrote:
https://static.elektroda.pl/attach/IMG_20171107_155716_1__4971697.jpg
https://static.elektroda.pl/attach/IMG_20171107_155406_1__1582501.jpg

Both tests on the same website?

Test speed on TV on various websites.
and what will it give you can ask why these speeds. I'm looking for a way, my friend, to solve the problem
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Is it the same cable that you tested between the router and PC and Router and TV?
If not then you have the answer.
In addition, the accuracy of earning and quality of RJ45 plugs, the length of the cable, the way of laying the cable, power supply systems in the area (switching power supplies etc.), other power cables nearby ... it is so rough.
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So, buddy, once I connected it to a laptop and then a TV
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Plug in and unplug the cables a few times, check if it fits into the socket and contacts well, are there any switching power supplies nearby? Be sure to update your TV.
How did you check this connection speed?
The TV will reach max 75Mbit anyway and if the software is not kicked.
From what I see it is Samsung and they often connect to some servers without our knowledge. Maybe the TV sucked some updates (there is plenty of it on other forums, they are capricious TV when it comes to the network) ...

Thread on the electrode:
link
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I will work tomorrow and let you know how it came out
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Hmm, why do you need more transfer on TV?
Programs in UHD quality e.g. from NetFlix are max 20 Mbps.
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sanfran wrote:
Hmm, why do you need more transfer on TV?
Programs in UHD quality e.g. from NetFlix are max 20 Mbps.

I will say I have enigma (iptv) files extracted from the decoder and I want them to run smoothly
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The problem in this case may not be so much the bandwidth of the Ethernet link but the communication between the memory and the network link. TVs are optimized for your needs and the architecture of the supercomputer nobody will put there because of the cost.
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KOCUREK1970 wrote:
See if there is newer software for this tv - it's upload, maybe they have improved it a bit

What about this?
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KOCUREK1970 wrote:

KOCUREK1970 wrote:
See if there is newer software for this tv - it's upload, maybe they have improved it a bit

What about this?

is the latest software. I checked
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The discussion revolves around a user experiencing a significant drop in internet speed when connecting a TP-Link AC1750 router to a Samsung 40" Full HD Smart TV K5600 Series via Ethernet cable. The user reports a speed of 200 Mbps on their computer but only 35 Mbps on the TV. Responses suggest that the TV likely has a 100 Mbps network card, which may not utilize the full capacity due to various factors such as cable quality, length, and potential interference from nearby power supplies. Recommendations include checking the cable used, ensuring proper connections, updating the TV's software, and testing speeds on different websites. The conversation also touches on the TV's architecture, which may limit performance despite sufficient bandwidth.
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