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The problem is solved. There was some issue with the wlan. I have five AP, five switches and one router in my big house. When I reconfigured my r8000 fr.o.m. scratch with another ssid for the wlan and disconnected the rest of the network I got 965 Mbit/s down. Then I carefully configured and connected the other units. Now I have finished the network and the result is stunning. The throughput from internet is better than 950 Mbit/s all over the wired part of the network. Nearly three times what it was when I started.
What features have you enabled on the router? QoS, port forwarding, traffic meter, site blocking, MAC address cloning and PPPoE will all disable hardware acceleration and force the router's CPU to handle all traffic. Unfortunately, the CPU can't forward at Gigabit rates. If you can, disable all of those feature and reboot the router.
The problem is solved. There was some issue with the wlan. I have five AP, five switches and one router in my big house. When I reconfigured my r8000 fr.o.m. scratch with another ssid for the wlan and disconnected the rest of the network I got 965 Mbit/s down. Then I carefully configured and connected the other units. Now I have finished the network and the result is stunning. The throughput from internet is better than 950 Mbit/s all over the wired part of the network. Nearly three times what it was when I started.
I think it was caused of a bad frequency planning of the wlan and there was a lot of internal traffic in the network. Even when the radio was of in the r8000 the performance was bad. But when I disconnected the rest of the network it was ok. Then I carefully rebuilded the disconnected part and connected it again and I was happy again.
