Moved to Networking as it's nothing to do with the modem
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Originally Posted by broadbandking
Wireless will all most give you lower speeds due to signal having to travel and also in some older house there is lead between floor which will slow the signal down.
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Attenuation of the signal will drop it down and give you a lower SNR. It's the SNR that degrades the recieving capability and then forces the system to renegotiate a lower speed (lower speeds are less suscepitble to errors due to the bit length being longer)
The speeds the OP quotes are they the synced speeds or speeds using a test site/program?? If the first then you'll need to possibly try different channel/position/encryption combinations, if the latter and the sync speeds are showing higher then it's bottlenecking somewhere