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@PeterUK I have made sure all the NIC drivers are up to date by making sure all device software/firmware is up to date. I'd initially think the NIC drivers if it were perhaps 1 device acting up but it seems to be any device connected there gets that speed. The NIC would be Apple specific card for a Mac 2011 tower, but I…
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@PeterUK The NIC drivers should all be up to date as far as firmware/software is considered. I have a couple of Mac towers, TV boxes, etc. Seems they only provide specific drivers in Windows installers from Zyxel. I'd initially think NIC drivers, but since any devices connected to it is experiencing this issue I can't…
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@PeterUK My bad, I did refer to it as a router once, but the rest of the time it was a switch :# . Router and modem should not be a problem. But here they are: Modem C3000Z: This should allow for at least 450Mbps (wifi) and 1Gbps (wired). Router is Netgear R6300 which should allow for 1Gbps (wired), but this is being…
