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dpmoore
Feb 11, 2022Star
R6700v3 Wired Connection ~200Mbps
I bought this router in January 2021. After I set it up, the wired speeds tested out at ~800Mbps. So, I know it was working as expected and that was before I upgraded to the 1200Mbps package. I re...
- Feb 11, 2022
FURRYe38 wrote:Has a power off for 1 minute then back ON with the ISP modem and router been performed since last update?
No. I will try that before the factory reset though. Thanks
Has a factory reset and setup from scratch been performed since last FW update? No.Will try tonight
If any of these suggestions don't seem to help, you may need to revert back FW to what had been working.
That is non-starter for me due to security concerns. Unit is defective if I cannot maintain max speeds with latest FW
dpmoore
Feb 12, 2022Star
ok..I am perplexed...
1. Power off the R6700v3 and removed power from the CM1000V2 modem for 1+ minutes. Powered on the modem until all the LED's were green, then powered on R6700v3. Same result ~200Mbps.
2. R6700v3 factory reset. 738Mbps... much progress!
3. Enabled ipv6. 902Mbps... Yes!
4. Changed the SSID's and passwords back to what I had previously. ~250Mbps.... WTF?
Why would the SSID's/passwords affect the Wired Ethernet speeds???
dpmoore
Feb 12, 2022Star
I think #4 was a fluke. I am now back up 800+Mbps the last few tests. I will test again in the morning
- michaelkenwardFeb 12, 2022Guru - Experienced User
dpmoore wrote:
I think #4 was a fluke. I am now back up 800+Mbps the last few tests. I will test again in the morning
Speed tests aren't as "scientific" as you might think. They depend on too many factors.
When I want to have fun, I run a sequence of half a dozen tests on different sites. They can deliver results that are all over the place.