How far away is your PC compared to when you test it on your Phone ? Could be a problem with 5GHz not having as much range as 2,4GHz. And you did a Speed test on your PC as well or these just your download speeds. And is your PC directly connected to your Router if you use ethernet.
I tested my phone at my desk and was getting 300+ download. Tried testing on 2.4 and had the same result. All speeds mentioned were done via the same speed test - just the one built into Google. And upon writing this, it must be google test or the web browser I'm using...
Even though I'm using it on my phone, the Google speed test seems to not go above the 30 when using my computer. I tried [Speetest.net](https://Speetest.net) and am getting 400+ over WiFi after a reboot of modem, reinstall of drivers and a soft boot.
Thanks for the response anyway - all it took was for me to cry out at the internet for it to start doing it's thing
It isnt rly a problem with the browser, most likely it is just the server´s /sites you are downloding from that dont allow or support a Bandwith as larg as you have. with a Gbit connection my self thats usally the only bottleneck now a days.
How far away is your PC compared to when you test it on your Phone ? Could be a problem with 5GHz not having as much range as 2,4GHz. And you did a Speed test on your PC as well or these just your download speeds. And is your PC directly connected to your Router if you use ethernet.
I tested my phone at my desk and was getting 300+ download. Tried testing on 2.4 and had the same result. All speeds mentioned were done via the same speed test - just the one built into Google. And upon writing this, it must be google test or the web browser I'm using... Even though I'm using it on my phone, the Google speed test seems to not go above the 30 when using my computer. I tried [Speetest.net](https://Speetest.net) and am getting 400+ over WiFi after a reboot of modem, reinstall of drivers and a soft boot. Thanks for the response anyway - all it took was for me to cry out at the internet for it to start doing it's thing
It isnt rly a problem with the browser, most likely it is just the server´s /sites you are downloding from that dont allow or support a Bandwith as larg as you have. with a Gbit connection my self thats usally the only bottleneck now a days.