Reliance Jio Fiber upload speeds are 10% of your plan speed

[GR2]

@Lobogris You can get near to 1 Gbps speed on WiFi but u need an expensive router, devices that support it and proper conditions


Source

 

[alekhkhanna]

@Lobogris My issue is not getting beyond 350 mbps over wi-fi. All the correct conditions are there - a 4*4 MIMO R7800 (one of the best rated routers of all time), multiple 2*2 MIMO devices (Acer Aspire VX 591G, Pixel 2 XL, iPad Pro), heck, even threw in Netgear A7000 (4*4 MIMO) to increase speed, but on my laptop, phone and iPad, I NEVER get more than 300 mbps (checked with 1:1 connection and other devices switched off from network). With A7000 and 1.3 Gbps link rate, 380 is the max, 350 is more consistent.

All testing done with about 6-8 feet from router, line of sight maintained.

I just don't understand why ?

 

[alekhkhanna]

@Lobogris You can get near to 1 Gbps speed on WiFi but u need an expensive router, devices that support it and proper conditions


Source

If you check, the lease was obtained on 24th Dec, and the video was uploaded on 23rd Dec !?!?! Something's not right. I have never seen such speeds posted anywhere except TP-Link Malaysia channel.

 

[GR2]

@alekhkhanna ya, noticed it now. Maybe, the date was set 1 day ahead in computer?

 

[varkey]

If you check, the lease was obtained on 24th Dec, and the video was uploaded on 23rd Dec !?!?! Something's not right. I have never seen such speeds posted anywhere except TP-Link Malaysia channel.

Probably just the time zone. It shows 1 AM. Malaysia time zone is 2.5 hours ahead of IST.

 

[alekhkhanna]

@varkey Why does the time zone matter ? It's a video from TP-Link MLY, and they are checking from servers in their region. IST/GMT is immaterial. It's not as if the video is taking time zone from my laptop and feeding it in.

 

[varkey]

The upload date shown on YouTube takes into account your time zone.

 

[varkey]

Also, looks like the R7800 has a bug which could limit the WAN to LAN throughput, are you on the latest firmware?

Understanding Wi-Fi 4/5/6/6E/7 (802.11 n/ac/ax/be)

www.duckware.com

 

[alekhkhanna]

@varkey Yes, an update came just a couple of days back. I'm thinking of trying Voxel's firmware now.

 

[Lobogris]

@Lobogris My issue is not getting beyond 350 mbps over wi-fi. All the correct conditions are there - a 4*4 MIMO R7800 (one of the best rated routers of all time), multiple 2*2 MIMO devices (Acer Aspire VX 591G, Pixel 2 XL, iPad Pro), heck, even threw in Netgear A7000 (4*4 MIMO) to increase speed, but on my laptop, phone and iPad, I NEVER get more than 300 mbps (checked with 1:1 connection and other devices switched off from network). With A7000 and 1.3 Gbps link rate, 380 is the max, 350 is more consistent.

All testing done with about 6-8 feet from router, line of sight maintained.

I just don't understand why ?

You are yourself proving my point. Despite having one of the best routers and top notch client equipment, you are not able to go beyond 380Mbps. That is exactly what I stated.
Don't go by tests conducted in laboratory conditions. In real life, using current equipment, it is hard to get beyond 500 to 700Mbps. Those are best case scenarios. Often it is closer to 350Mbps. There are so many possible bottlenecks.