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I only get 200-300 Mb/s on my 1Gbit/s connection

  • July 31, 2023
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I hired a 1 Gbps connection and it never EVER remotely reached this speed.

Usually I got 200 to 300 Mbps. It's pretty bad, even considering that this is by wifi.

Today I did a reset on the router and now I have 50 Mbps. Outrageous.

The worst part is that I can't even send a proper email. Just call or depend on this forum.

What do I need to do to have what I'm paying for? A lawyer?

Beste antwoord door Erwin van KPN

Hi @bassuino .  Like @EAZ1964   mentioned it is ESSENTIAL to measure via cable.

Here are a few things to keep in mind:

 

-Measure with the ookla app (can ben downloaded in Windows store)

-Make sure VPN is turned off

-Use a minimum of 2 pc's/laptops and make sure the ethernetcard can handle these kinds of speed

-Dont use an Ethernet to USB adapter

​​​​​​​-Powercycle both Router and Fibrebox.

 

If you still come up short, please let me know in this topic so we can do further analasye.

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4 reacties

  • July 31, 2023

300 is a decent wifi speed in most situations.

As mentioned about 1000 times: 1Gbps is delivered to your router and can be achieved with a  computer connected with a cable to your router.

What makes people think that realistic household wifi speed = 1gbps ? 


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  • Nieuwkomer
  • July 31, 2023

Thank you for your contribution to this topic EAZ1964! It was really helpful!

I'm pretty aware I'm not getting 1 Gbps on wifi. A sudden drop to 50 Mbps is just nonsense.

I also tested on cable and it reached 400 Mbps tops. KPN has clearly some issue on their side.


  • August 1, 2023

For the low incoming speed, unplug the router and modem from mains, wait a few minutes and reconnect. If still low, call the helpdesk so they can help. 


Erwin van KPN
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  • August 5, 2023

Hi @bassuino .  Like @EAZ1964   mentioned it is ESSENTIAL to measure via cable.

Here are a few things to keep in mind:

 

-Measure with the ookla app (can ben downloaded in Windows store)

-Make sure VPN is turned off

-Use a minimum of 2 pc's/laptops and make sure the ethernetcard can handle these kinds of speed

-Dont use an Ethernet to USB adapter

​​​​​​​-Powercycle both Router and Fibrebox.

 

If you still come up short, please let me know in this topic so we can do further analasye.