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Hi all,
I have recently had a broadband upgrade to full fibre. I have gone for the mid range which is 160mbps.
However I have found I get nowhere near that, running speed test cli I get around 40mbps, and my WiFi test show around 60mbps so, not great.
I have a mikrotik routerboard active as a access point so I can use my own DNS. The routerboard only supports 2.4Ghz and it only has 10/100 ethernet so, I suspect this is my bottleneck.
I have been looking at the mikrotik hap ac2 which is dual band plus it has gigabit ethernet. I'm thinking if I get as much as I can on 5Ghz and if it's wired on gigabit that should help. I am not expecting miracles but currently I'm seeing no difference from my old broadband speed to my new but I should have 100gb more.
Is there anything else I should be aware of? Is this a good start
I have recently had a broadband upgrade to full fibre. I have gone for the mid range which is 160mbps.
However I have found I get nowhere near that, running speed test cli I get around 40mbps, and my WiFi test show around 60mbps so, not great.
I have a mikrotik routerboard active as a access point so I can use my own DNS. The routerboard only supports 2.4Ghz and it only has 10/100 ethernet so, I suspect this is my bottleneck.
I have been looking at the mikrotik hap ac2 which is dual band plus it has gigabit ethernet. I'm thinking if I get as much as I can on 5Ghz and if it's wired on gigabit that should help. I am not expecting miracles but currently I'm seeing no difference from my old broadband speed to my new but I should have 100gb more.
Is there anything else I should be aware of? Is this a good start
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