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What connection should be quicker?
I’ve just got a Western Digital My Book Live network drive. It was taking forever copying files over. I was getting a copy speed of only around 50kbs. Which is strange as my PC connects to the Superhub via Ethernet cable.
I then connected via a Wi-Fi dongle I now get 34Mbs. Shouldn't using the 1Gb Ethernet connection have been Faster. |
Re: What connection should be quicker?
I got a MyBook NAS and can get about 80Mbps from a wired Gb PC via a superhub on a good day with the wind behind. :)
I find using the 2.4ghz band that 300mbps is actually slower than 145mbps. :confused: I find using the 5ghz band that 300mbps actually works as it should and provides the fastest LAN transfers. :tu: Try optimising your channel selection on 2.4ghz if you can't use 5ghz and make sure all your devices are on the same "page". Personally I have all mine set to auto negotiate. Even better still, get a router that works properly and set the superhub to modem mode. |
Re: What connection should be quicker?
You missed the point - he says the WiFi was faster than gigabit ethernet.
All I can suggest is checking that the ethernet drivers are up to date and the leds do show gigabit not 100Mbps (which would indicate a bad cable or connection). My NAS speeds are far faster on all gigabit ethernet than with any WiFi I've tried. |
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