thegoodguy
Casual Member
Hi,
I'm hoping one of the knowledgeable members here can help shed some light on a puzzling issue.
I'm with Three 5G and have the following arrangement.
With my PC, I get an average speed of 300Mbps. It's cabled to the modem that's located in my loft.
With a WiFi connection to the modem (2nd floor to loft), I get approximately the same; 300Mbps.
With a WiFi connection to the a powerline adaptor (2nd floor to 2nd floor) that is cabled to the modem , I get 75Mbps.
Why is this? Logically the WiFi of the powerline adaptor should be connecting at around 300Mbps too, shouldn't it? It's connected to the modem the same way that my PC is.
Thanks in advance.
I'm hoping one of the knowledgeable members here can help shed some light on a puzzling issue.
I'm with Three 5G and have the following arrangement.
With my PC, I get an average speed of 300Mbps. It's cabled to the modem that's located in my loft.
With a WiFi connection to the modem (2nd floor to loft), I get approximately the same; 300Mbps.
With a WiFi connection to the a powerline adaptor (2nd floor to 2nd floor) that is cabled to the modem , I get 75Mbps.
Why is this? Logically the WiFi of the powerline adaptor should be connecting at around 300Mbps too, shouldn't it? It's connected to the modem the same way that my PC is.
Thanks in advance.























