30 Mbit/s ethernet

Entomomatico · Post time 2016-08-27 00:27:29

I've been trying everything to reach the 300Mbps bandwidth that I have in other computers at my house, but I only reach 30Mbps (sometimes even less).
I tried changing the router port, the cable, updating the driver, and deactivating the wifi adapter.
In the estatus window of the network adapter it shows me that the ethernet port is 1Gb, so I suppose that the problem is in the software.

How can I solve this problem?

Thank you in advance.

King · Post time 2016-08-29 17:00:45

30Mbps speeds are Gigabit Ethernet transmission speed or wifi transmission speed？

Entomomatico · Post time 2016-08-30 01:13:49

King replied at 2016-08-29 17:00
30Mbps speeds are Gigabit Ethernet transmission speed or wifi transmission speed？

via "Gigabit" ethernet with a cat 6 cable, wifi off

King · Post time 2016-08-31 09:32:16

Entomomatico replied at 2016-08-30 01:13
via "Gigabit" ethernet with a cat 6 cable, wifi off

General household disk I / O is simply not up so high writing ability, so Gigabit Ethernet is generally the bottleneck is not in the network, in addition, also, and you are using a network cable and the like have a relationship, At least over five or six cable. Therefore, Gigabit Ethernet speeds limited by disk literacy and cable lengths and PCIE bandwidth

1000M bit / 9 = 111.111M bytes
1 byte = 8bit+1bit crc

Entomomatico · Post time 2016-09-03 05:15:09

Sorry, what are you telling me? I have the same 3 cable for 2 pc and the beelink b7, all with 4 pair of cables(8 cables), and cat 6. So, if I have in the three Gigabite ethernet and in the desktop pc reach the 300 Mbit bandwith why the b7 does not reach more than 30 Mbit?, the length of the cables to desktop pc are about 5-6 m, and the cable to the b7 is only 1 m. So, what are you talking about? And b7 disks are faster than the HDD that have my other desktop pcs.

So please, tell me a solution, or you just lied in the b7 specs?