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1. ETHERNET STATUS SAYS 1.0 GBPS SPEED BUT IM NOT GETTING THAT FULL
2. ETHERNET STATUS SAYS 1.0 GBPS SPEED BUT IM NOT GETTING THAT DOWNLOAD

I find it also a bit strange that the ISP doesn't look at your account and say what you've contracted to pay - they can usually do a connection test without you having to do anything - they might ask you to reset the router. Usually ethernet connectors show green flashing led for 100mbs and orange for 1 Gbs or the other way around. If the ISP provides 400 Mbs and you are only getting 100 Mbs then there's something wrong either with the hardware or your network settings - some of these mobos have different settings for their ethernet connections - might be a microswitch / mobo setup. Your LAN speed is the max your ethernet card and the router can handle. Up/download speed from Internet is dependent on primarily the max speed your ISP provides - if Router / ethernet card etc can't match this then you are limited to the speed of your router / ethernet combo even if your ISP gives you 10 Gb/s.

ETHERNET STATUS SAYS 1.0 GBPS SPEED BUT IM NOT GETTING THAT FULL

Note the WAN connection is the connection at the cable box (for fibre optic cable) to the Router - different to the LAN ethernet ports.Īlso check FULL / HALF DUPLEX on the ethernet adapter (not the router). ISP speeds have nothing to do with LAN capability - even if Internet was disconnected (i.e no WAN connection from Router to cable box) the LAN ethernet connection on MOBO would indicate the LAN / ethernet port speed. Heres a screen shot of my ethernet status: But that makes 0 sense since my motherboard is MSI H110M Gaming with speed of up to 1Gbps. She said its my motherboard thats capped to 100Mbps. A rep from my ISP checked my hardware by going into Control Panel\Network and Internet\Network Connections\Ethernet Status and there the dialog window says speed is 100Mbps.

ETHERNET STATUS SAYS 1.0 GBPS SPEED BUT IM NOT GETTING THAT DOWNLOAD

Now when I run a d/load speed test by going to a d/load speed test website, I get a download speed of no more than 100Mbps. I'm subscribed to get up to 400Mbps with my ISP. But that makes 0 sense since I'm subscribed to 400Mbps by my ISP. If thats true then youre saying its my ISP's fault.

So when I run a d/load speed test which I get 100Mbps on thats because my ISP wont provide any more speed. And the 343Mbps speed is the max speed my modem can download. Youre saying my network speed my ISP provides is indicated by the ethernet connector light.