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Hello, I have a RAXE300 connected to a 2g cable modem. The router receives speeds close to 2g (1.8-1.9). When I connect a pc straight to the cable modem, a speed test reveals that it too receives close to 2g. When I connect the router to the modem and the pc to the router, it gets less than 1g speeds. The multi-gig port is enabled on the router. Shouldn't I be able to get the full 2g to my pc through the RAXE300 router?
The RAXE300 only has one Multi-Gig port and other LAN ports are all max 1Gbps. I suppose you connected the modem to the router's Multi-Gig port and connected your PC to one of the router's LAN ports. So the speed is limited by the LAN connection to your PC. If your PC uses a WiFi 6 network card (e.g. Intel AX210), then you should be able to get more than 1Gbps through the WiFi connection to the router's 5GHz band.
The RAXE300 only has one Multi-Gig port and other LAN ports are all max 1Gbps. I suppose you connected the modem to the router's Multi-Gig port and connected your PC to one of the router's LAN ports. So the speed is limited by the LAN connection to your PC. If your PC uses a WiFi 6 network card (e.g. Intel AX210), then you should be able to get more than 1Gbps through the WiFi connection to the router's 5GHz band.
