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DGND3700v2 Signal latency to 27" iMac running OS Sierra 10.12.6
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DGND3700v2 Signal latency to 27" iMac running OS Sierra 10.12.6
First time poster, a bit naive on all this so please bear with me.
Purchased new iMac and new router in Jan 2014. The last several weeks I have been having big problems with internet connections. Painfully slow to load, intermittent unable to connect etc. Speed tests on other home devices (iPhone, iPad show acceptable DL speed of 6-7 mbs while regularly iMac shows less than 1 mps and often the test fails.
Have spent hours on calls with Apple and my IPS without success.
Could this be a wifi card problem?
Don't know where to turn - hope there is help in this Community. Thanks.
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Re: DGND3700v2 Signal latency to 27" iMac running OS Sierra 10.12.6
> First time poster, [...]
And second and third, too, apparently. Once should be enough.
> Could this be a wifi card problem?
It could be. What I'd want to try would be a different router, to
see if the problem sticks to the Mac. Do you have a neighbor with a
guest network who's within range? Or a trailer you could use to haul
this monster to the nearest coffee shop? Or the Apple store?
> Speed tests on other home devices (iPhone, iPad show acceptable DL
> speed of 6-7 mbs while regularly iMac shows less than 1 mps and often
> the test fails.
Sure sounds like a problem with the Mac.
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Re: DGND3700v2 Signal latency to 27" iMac running OS Sierra 10.12.6
Thanks, antinode. Will try the alternative router and guest network solution before consigning the iMac to the back seat for a ride to the Apple Store.
And apologies for the triple posting. The lousy upload speed caused my frustration to hit the send button twice too often. Cheers.
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