Linksys Wrt54g2 V1.5 Max Download Upload Speed

Lapys · November 7, 2011 33 0 18,540 2

What I've done:

I accept a Linksys WRT54G2 v1.five. I take upgraded the firmware to the newest available. I am currently letting it just run off DHCP, merely I'm going to be setting a static IP upwardly as soon equally I figure out what the problem is. I had a cable technician out, and he replaced whatsoever faulty coax ends and cables and performed maintenance on our exterior box.

At present, for the trouble:

I run ii desktops hardwired to the router, and I run a wireless network at the same time. Only having the internet run through the router throttles the speed to 9.4 mb/due south downwards. If I hardline straight to the desktop from the modem, I get 34 mb/s down. Surely the router tin can't be splitting the speed that much. We just had our net upgraded, and that 9.4 mb/s hasn't inverse. It's ever capped out at that speed through the router. I can't figure out if it's just the router that can't go college than that, or if perchance there is a setting I need to alter to maximize my speed. I've tried footling with the MTU past setting information technology to transmission with no real change in speed. I'm also running WPA2 security settings on the router, but even when I tried taking down the firewalls on my computer, no speed difference.

Any advice on this affair? I'd similar to keep this router if I tin.

Tom Tancredi · May 9, 2013 v,000 0 32,960 1,160

Okay I think with so much information things are getting boggled for you a flake, and so please excuse me if I break this downward a scrap to ensure nosotros are all on the aforementioned folio.

First your cable company normally provides the MAX speed of 50Mbps (there was another thread discussing more than on this and so give me a moment) over the WAN port (You>Cable>World). This is still susceptible to the fact they do NOT guarantee a minimum over that connection, and if everyone was home for July fourth and probably lots of kids on the Internet, Dads watching Sports replay videos, etc. your going to be impacted on that finish; and so keep this in mind going forrad.

2d the new 50Mbps (and next is 100Mbps they are already pumping out) is all-time served / optimized by your Cablevision Visitor PROVIDED 2in1 Router/Wifi/Modem. Yous would have to store SPECIFICALLY for hardware that supports 50+Mbps over WAN << Not the same matter as handling 54mbps over wireless >>. Personally I wouldn't try that considering we are getting to the betoken of specialized equipment (not ordinarily at Walmart) for a specific service provider. The problem though with what I researched on the Cablevision companies providing the hardware is numerous visits of techs (as yous found your COAX needed replacing), numerous support calls, and somewhen after dozens and dozens of these calls you lot volition be finally setup for the new service and getting the speed your request for. A lot of short term pain for long term gain.

So Yep your router IS a problem at this infinitesimal, only based on that.

Third I am confused past your posts. If you could install Networx (http://www.softperfect.com/products/networx/), and then enable the graph in your toolbar, on your wired desk examination "speed" by doing a download (say Avast! from www.filehippo.com) that we tin easily replicate / compare for the wireless machines? If ALL machines are getting 9Mbps, then yea your router IS a problem. If information technology is just the Wireless Just getting 9Mbps THAT can exist totally different. Then please specify what you get doing the same download from the aforementioned website, 1 on the wired and one on the wireless please.

getochkn

When I went upwardly to 60mb/s, which our cable company calls Docsis 3, I had to get a new router. My erstwhile ane couldn't handle it. The fact that direct to the pc, it's 34, and from pc to router, it'due south 9, router has to be limiting somewhere. Endeavor resetting the router, don't set annihilation like wireless or mess with mtu'southward or anything and run across what you get.

markwp · January 22, 2013 3,183 0 14,960 612

Attempt disabling WMM in advanced settings.

Lapys · Nov 7, 2011 33 0 xviii,540 2

Try disabling WMM in advanced settings.

WMM and QoS are already disabled.

Not sure resetting the router will do anything, simply I'll attempt.

Does anyone have any suggestions for wireless linksys routers that could handle this increase in internet speed, that is under $80? When I look up my current router on newegg, it seems to say that it could handle 54mb/southward, merely perhaps that'southward talking near something else? (I figured it wasn't transfer rate, because that is rated 10/100 in the specs.) I merely wanted to make sure whatever new router I get can handle it.

Edit: No inkling wtf the wireless ping fluctuation thing is, but whatever.

markwp · Jan 22, 2013 3,183 0 14,960 612

I use THIS with dd-wrt and information technology works smashing.

getochkn

I have a linksys e2000 that tin can handle the 60mb/south I get. I assume the 54mb/due south you saw is the wireless speed every bit that is the rated speed for "Grand" wifi.

9mb/south seems low though, even for a bad router. My former one before I upgraded still got me like 20mb/s or then.

I would endeavour resetting everything though , plug in 1 pc and and so practise a speed test. Make sure no torrents are going etc. Maxing your upload stream tin can kill you download stream considering information technology can't even transport the info fast to become it back properly. That was another problem in my identify, people install utorrent, it automatically defaults to full upload stream, they get out things seeding, net sucks and I get no speed and have to go around to 9 PC's and effigy out who is uploading and killing the net. lol.

Lapys

I take a linksys e2000 that can handle the 60mb/s I get. I assume the 54mb/due south you saw is the wireless speed as that is the rated speed for "G" wifi.

9mb/due south seems low though, even for a bad router. My sometime one earlier I upgraded still got me like 20mb/south or so.

I would try resetting everything though , plug in 1 pc and and so do a speed test. Make certain no torrents are going etc. Maxing your upload stream tin can kill yous download stream because information technology can't fifty-fifty ship the info fast to get it back properly. That was another problem in my place, people install utorrent, it automatically defaults to full upload stream, they leave things seeding, net sucks and I get no speed and have to go around to 9 PC'due south and figure out who is uploading and killing the internet. lol.

Should I restore to factory default settings, attempt it, then upgrade the firmware, then effort it again?

Tom Tancredi · May 9, 2013 5,000 0 32,960 1,160

Okay I think with so much information things are getting boggled for you a bit, and so please excuse me if I break this downward a bit to ensure nosotros are all on the aforementioned folio.

First your cablevision company usually provides the MAX speed of 50Mbps (there was another thread discussing more on this so give me a moment) over the WAN port (You lot>Cablevision>World). This is still susceptible to the fact they practise Non guarantee a minimum over that connection, and if everyone was home for July 4th and probably lots of kids on the Cyberspace, Dads watching Sports replay videos, etc. your going to be impacted on that end; so go on this in mind going forrad.

Second the new 50Mbps (and next is 100Mbps they are already pumping out) is best served / optimized past your Cable Visitor PROVIDED 2in1 Router/Wifi/Modem. You would accept to shop SPECIFICALLY for hardware that supports 50+Mbps over WAN << NOT the same thing as handling 54mbps over wireless >>. Personally I wouldn't try that considering we are getting to the signal of specialized equipment (non normally at Walmart) for a specific service provider. The problem though with what I researched on the Cable companies providing the hardware is numerous visits of techs (as yous found your COAX needed replacing), numerous support calls, and eventually after dozens and dozens of these calls y'all will exist finally setup for the new service and getting the speed your asking for. A lot of brusk term pain for long term gain.

SO YES your router IS a problem at this infinitesimal, but based on that.

Third I am dislocated by your posts. If yous could install Networx (http://www.softperfect.com/products/networx/), and then enable the graph in your toolbar, on your wired desk test "speed" by doing a download (say Avast! from www.filehippo.com) that we can hands replicate / compare for the wireless machines? If ALL machines are getting 9Mbps, then yea your router IS a trouble. If information technology is simply the Wireless ONLY getting 9Mbps THAT can be totally different. So please specify what you get doing the same download from the aforementioned website, one on the wired and one on the wireless please.

getochkn

Skillful post Tom. Sounds like the router if the poster means wired speeds are 9mb/s with the router, and 26mb/s without the router, same cable, same everything. As I said, I ran into the same siutation, Docsis 3.0, which supports higher speeds in the 50mb/s and upward, needs a faster router. The E2000 has rocked for me.

fyrye · Jul 1, 2013 136 0 x,760 xl

Endeavor disabling WMM in avant-garde settings.

WMM and QoS are already disabled.

Not certain resetting the router will practice anything, only I'll attempt.

Does anyone take any suggestions for wireless linksys routers that could handle this increase in internet speed, that is under $80? When I expect up my electric current router on newegg, information technology seems to say that it could handle 54mb/s, but perhaps that's talking about something else? (I figured it wasn't transfer rate, considering that is rated ten/100 in the specs.) I just wanted to brand sure whatsoever new router I get can handle it.

Edit: No clue wtf the wireless ping fluctuation thing is, just any.

The guide was to assistance resolve issues with ping fluctuations while connected wirelessly, mainly for gamers or high availability applications.
For example while running your game information technology randomly jumps from 70ms to 800ms making the game lag out, because of this your abilities don't actuate or accept effect when you press the push button.

I advise getting a new router.

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