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The Graveyard - Products No Longer Supported => Routers / COVR => DIR-855 => Topic started by: Blutz on July 28, 2009, 12:54:11 AM
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Hi there,
i do have an internet connection of 60 Mbps, connected to a DIR-855 and i am using the DWA-160 to communicate with the router.
Windows is telling me that the connection is very good and shows 270 Mbps on 2,4 Ghz.
Only problem is that the maximum downloadspeed i can get is about 34 Mbps.
Someone any idea what's missing?
(http://www.speedtest.net/result/526881795.png) (http://www.speedtest.net)
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I'm not really sure what is going on....on the surface, it appears that you are not getting the speed you should. Wireless does have it's overhead and the signal fluctuates constantly. This will cause an overall degragation of the throughput.
How is your signal strength? Does the connection speed vary at times? What is the direct connect speedtest results? Have to tried transferring a file from a computer hardwired to your network to your wireless to see the speed?
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The signal strength is excelent (maximum green). Direct wired connection test results are confirm what my provider is offering me: 59.9 Mpbs download and 5.74 Mbps download.
Transfering a file of 1000 Mb from a wired computer to the wireless machine gives good results as well.
Today i spoke to the local helpdesk in the Netherlands and they told me that the new high speed modems are using new protocols. Because of this they are working on a new firmware, which should solve this problem. Some strange voice in the back of my head is telling me that this won't be solved by upgrading to a new firmware, but i hope that they are right!
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Yeop! Cranium is correct about Overhead and wireless. Your true speed test will be through a rwired connection.
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Yeop! Cranium is correct about Overhead and wireless. Your true speed test will be through a rwired connection.
But it is only half of the speed he gets with a wired connection. That's it much loss.
I can also see a difference here at a cable connection 2/32 but it is not as remarkable.