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Make sure the intel drive is the most current. Intel drivers have had issues lately in my experience. They've pushed out a couple updates lately that have helped with my 9260.
to get the 1733mbps link rate, 160 hrz channel width must be used. This utilize the lower 5ghz channels and the dfs frequencies. Are you able to enable the 160 hrz channel width?
Make sure the intel drive is the most current. Intel drivers have had issues lately in my experience. They've pushed out a couple updates lately that have helped with my 9260.
to get the 1733mbps link rate, 160 hrz channel width must be used. This utilize the lower 5ghz channels and the dfs frequencies. Are you able to enable the 160 hrz channel width?
Let us know how you get on with that suggestion. Also just to clarify, your concern is with the link rate? What speeds do you pay for and are you actually getting those speeds? Are you doing things via LAN where you can benefit from that high link rate?
I changed my 5ghz Channel from 150ish to low 40's and my link rate INSTANTLY changed to 1.7 Gbps...
Needless to say, I'm happy this has been resolved. I wish they told you these things "out of the box" instead of having to figure this stuff out yourself.
Also, my ISP doesn't give me 1733 mbps down, but I am happy to get the full potential of the hardware. 🙂
It is a little challenging at times to get max speeds out of some of these devices. Its a tough one though because the basic settings just need to work. When you start pushing speeds, you introduce things like 160hz channels and dfs channels that many devices don't support yet.
