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The WiFi speed is 300+300Mbps in the specification, But only get 90 Mbps after router. If directly connect to the modem, the speed is 215 Mbps. Is it router problem? Or other facts can cause this problm? Please help.
Visit http://netgear.com/support , put in your model number, and look for Documentation. Get the WNDR3300v2 Setup Manual. Read. Look for "Technical Specifications" and "Interface Specifications".
> [...] Or other facts can cause this problm? [...]
Other things _could_ cause such a problem, but the specifications of the WNDR3300v2 would be enough.
> WiFi speed is low
If you check, I'd guess that you'd find that your wired speed is similarly limited.
Visit http://netgear.com/support , put in your model number, and look for Documentation. Get the WNDR3300v2 Setup Manual. Read. Look for "Technical Specifications" and "Interface Specifications".
> [...] Or other facts can cause this problm? [...]
Other things _could_ cause such a problem, but the specifications of the WNDR3300v2 would be enough.
> WiFi speed is low
If you check, I'd guess that you'd find that your wired speed is similarly limited.
The WiFi speed is 300+300Mbps in the specification, But only get 90 Mbps after router.
Wifi speeds depend, as much as anything, on the client device that you are using. 300Mbps is faster as some devices can manage especially of they are on 2.4 GHz.
Remember, specifications are about standards and marketing. No one ever gets those measurements.
The WNDR3300v2 is an old (2010) and slow. N600 is ancient.
It has another speed limit in the speed of the LAN and WAN ports 10BASE-T or 100BASE-Tx, RJ-45. (At least, that's what the manual says.) No matter how fast your local wifi speeds, you'lle never see 300 Mbps in links to the outside world.
