loncell
TK Veteran
Strange one here, I have Nvidia Shield in the bedroom and I run a CAT5e up to there.
The Wi-fi is hit n miss upstairs so I bought a TP-Link TL-SG1008D 8 port for upstairs then run a cable to each room through the loft from the switch.
When I use an old 2ft CAT5e cable in my bedroom to the Shield then run a speed test on the Shield I get 250mbps (I'm on 300mbps line).
But when I checked in the other bedroom and the Shield speed goes to 96mbps.
I looked at the cable from bedroom 1 TP-Link port to bedroom 2 it was only a CAT5 cable which I read max's out at 100mbps.
So I nipped up into the loft and swapped it out for a decent CAT5E cable but it still only speed test at about 96ish.
Question is, can cable that says CAT5e on it be lying?. I ran a speed test hard wired in bedroom 1 and 2 and I got same result
The Wi-fi is hit n miss upstairs so I bought a TP-Link TL-SG1008D 8 port for upstairs then run a cable to each room through the loft from the switch.
When I use an old 2ft CAT5e cable in my bedroom to the Shield then run a speed test on the Shield I get 250mbps (I'm on 300mbps line).
But when I checked in the other bedroom and the Shield speed goes to 96mbps.
I looked at the cable from bedroom 1 TP-Link port to bedroom 2 it was only a CAT5 cable which I read max's out at 100mbps.
So I nipped up into the loft and swapped it out for a decent CAT5E cable but it still only speed test at about 96ish.
Question is, can cable that says CAT5e on it be lying?. I ran a speed test hard wired in bedroom 1 and 2 and I got same result