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[Solved] 1 Gb/s Optical Fiber: Maximizing Actual Speed with Asus RT-N18U, Cat 5e Cable, & GA-Z270-HD3P

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  • #31 17469033
    Heinzek
    Network and Internet specialist
    Are you fed up with "fresh" computer? What is the CPU load during speedtest?
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  • #32 17469042
    paqani
    Level 8  
    Of course, my computer is "fresh". Intel i7 7700 processor motherboard, as I wrote before, Gigabyte ga-z270-hd3p also this 1 Gb / s should pull. But gentlemen, there is no tragedy, I have such an internet and not another one and I will not do anything about it. When downloading games, whether on steam or Uplay, the maximum speed I recorded is 73 MB / s and usually it flies 50-60 MB / s. I think that the problem is on the side of my supplier, because if it was caused by the router, it would be as much as it should be when connecting a PC with a converter directly.

    But let me add that they told me that They (the provider) provide this maximum internet speed. Also, maybe something is lost on the way home.
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  • #33 17469052
    Heinzek
    Network and Internet specialist
    paqani wrote:
    Intel i7 7700 processor motherboard as I wrote before Gigabyte ga-z270-hd3p also this 1 Gb / s should pull

    Has to :)

    paqani wrote:
    But let me add that they told me that They (the provider) provide this maximum internet speed. Also, maybe something is lost on the way home.

    Getting lost doesn't get lost, it just doesn't get lost.
    Marketing has done its job. I would be happy anyway, because in some regions the problem is 2 mbit / s.
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  • #34 17469193
    thereminator
    Conditionally unlocked
    paqani wrote:
    @icosie 1 Gb/s Optical Fiber: Maximizing Actual Speed with Asus RT-N18U, Cat 5e Cable, & GA-Z270-HD3P


    Quote:
    One-time fee of PLN 99 per month


    Interesting offer ...
  • #35 17473315
    szejker89
    Level 14  
    I have a contract of 200Mb speed and the speed was about 170 download and 190 upload.
    Currently I do not know what went wrong, but for a few days I have had "no limit". I was able to get 662 downloads and 857 uploads. My hardware is Dasan H665, then TP-Link Archer C5 v4. It makes no difference whether it flies through the TP-Link or without it.
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  • #37 17473382
    szejker89
    Level 14  
    I'm glad. But why could this have happened? How does the supplier determine the speed? And how can I check if the television was started by accident with this "error"? I need some separate hardware, can it somehow be checked in the Dasana menu or even run on a desktop computer?
  • #38 17474094
    seb235
    Level 28  
    The provider sets the speed for the IP address or for the PPPoE session.

    As for television, you must have launched it, just like they launched the satellite for everyone - you just need to sign a contract and pick up a decoder with a card.
  • #39 17519135
    paqani
    Level 8  
    The problem has not been resolved. The discussion changed the subject.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a user experiencing suboptimal internet speeds (350-500 Mbps) despite having a 1 Gb/s fiber connection. The user employs an Asus RT-N18U router, Cat 5e Ethernet cable, and a Gigabyte GA-Z270-HD3P motherboard. Various responses highlight the importance of the Optical Network Terminal (ONT) and the potential bottlenecks from the Internet Service Provider (ISP). Users suggest testing with a Cat 6 cable and emphasize that actual speeds can vary based on server limitations and ISP infrastructure. The conversation also touches on contractual obligations regarding speed guarantees and the technical realities of internet performance.
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