QUOTE(PoorMan @ Oct 25 2018, 04:02 AM)
Hi bro. I'm using Asus AC68U too and managed 840Mbps DL and 210Mbps UL using Speedtest. Just follow John Lai's guide and you're in good hands.
I had a fun time trying to troubleshoot the low speeds with the Alienware 15 R1.Followed John's notes and renamed mcupdate and reboot. Speeds in speedtest app was similar ~ 660 -720Mbps. Speeds in Edge browser, higher ~ 740-750Mbps. Chrome browser was similar to speedtest app. This was even with McAfee virus scan and firewalls turned off and the browser extensions all turned off. On the Asus router,AI Protection was also off (QoS as well). So nothing I did allowed me to get the speeds up to 800Mbps on the Alienware.
Moved to testing with the Macbook Air 13 (2014) using thuderbolt to gigabit adapter. This was a laptop that was on Windows 7 (Bootcamp). Similar speeds seen. Moved to booting with MacOS and tested with app on Mac OS X --- boom 820Mbps, 210Mbps UL.
So definitely something about windows config in my setups that is limiting. Will spend some time in the weekend figuring this out.
BTW, did check my microcode and since its a Haswell chip, it did indeed show x024. Oddly, Dell did carry out a BIOS update in February that shd hv fixed the Spectre thingy at least from the BIOS portion but looks like the Windows update has not caught up.
Anyway, long story short, TM did actually get the speeds right, while I don't really see the benefits as typical speedtests to US or European servers seem muted to 230 -300Mbps anyway, I'm not sure how much the 800Mbps is actually helping.
BTW, my bill is still RM299...so probably another visit to TM Point or chats likely in a few months..
Oct 26 2018, 09:19 AM

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