Title: Realtek RTL8168D/8111D Ethernet: 100 Mb/s PC & 150 Mb/s WiFi with E3372 HLink & ASUS RT-N10U

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Good day. Just out of curiosity, I entered the local connection and I look at the speed of 100 Mb / s, after all I have a modem and router up to 150. And your problem is that on the computer via the RJ45 cable I have a speed of 100 Mb / s, but on the laptop via wifi 150 Mb / s ... What should I...

sylweksylwina · Accepted Answer

You will not do anything. This Asus has 100Mbit ports. You can change the router, but that's not the point.

myszkoscielna · Accepted Answer

I don't understand, the wan port in this router is limited to 100, so you won't get wifi or a cable more than 100 from the internet, What does 150 Mb / s mean? so much you have a speedtest from the net after wifi?

sylweksylwina · Accepted Answer

He has a USB modem plugged in ... The results on speedtest.net, for example, will tell you if there is a difference.
Because what you see is the link speed of the router computer, not the speed of the internet.

dt1 · Accepted Answer

Considering that the source of the Internet is an LTE modem, it is unlikely that the 100Mbps ports will be any limitation in this router (exceeding 100Mbps on this LTE modem is not impossible, but it can be quite difficult, I am not sure what is actual performance of the USB port in this router working as WAN with LTE modem).

By the way - 100Mbps on the ethernet port will indeed be pulled by the colleague, but with a 150Mbps connection via WiFi there is a good chance that even this hundred cannot be pulled out.

jprzedworski · Accepted Answer

It sets at 150 Mb / s but this is theoretical speed and both ways (sum) . In the cable, you have the round-trip transmission with different wires and it runs simultaneously. The radio is one thing, if it transmits, it does not receive it and vice versa. Practically it will be around 70 Mb / s or less.

m.jastrzebski · Accepted Answer

Two speed standards 100 and 1000 are currently in use after the cable. There is no 150mbit over the Ethernet cable. The cable was even 10mbit. 150mbit is the upper limit of the WiFi radio connection. At the same time, if you can get 100mbit / s after a cable connection without a problem, you can expect a maximum of 70mbit in practice from WiFi. How many neighbors are around and a lot of me. The fact that WiFi is connected in the standard 150 does not mean that you will achieve this transmission speed. Besides, the 150 is the speed in both directions. With WiFi speeds there is a scam, unfortunately.

Dianton · Answer

And if I changed the router because I would change in the near future, will 100 or 150 show any clear difference or not really?

Dianton · Answer

Everything was explained. Well, I did not have such speeds during speed tests. So there is nothing to worry about, it is important that the Internet works well, fast and stable. Thanks for the answers.

Added after 1 [minutes]:

I will not squeeze more than theoretically 100 Mb / s on the cable.

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