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  1. Serenity

    GT-AX6000 and 2.5Gb speedtest

    No, I didn't and I never used iperf3.
  2. Serenity

    GT-AX6000 and 2.5Gb speedtest

    Directly from the router interface, the integrated Ookla speed test. From LAN, I guess CLI is the best way. My IP is dynamic and I also noticed that the WAN index profile says... just WAN, shouldn't be like WAN 1g, WAN 2.5G, etc when creating an internet connection like I've seen on other...
  3. Serenity

    GT-AX6000 and 2.5Gb speedtest

    Yeah, I've done the CLI one and speeds are slightly lesser than router intern speeds, like 100Mps lower at times. However, was talking about how I know my external GPON ONT 2.5Gps transfer what the network guy said. I don't know if there's a way to see that.
  4. Serenity

    GT-AX6000 and 2.5Gb speedtest

    Could be, maybe you're right although the box is just 200m max from my house and I know only 3 people who are connected near me and the network guy told me he sees 2.2Gps/1Gps arriving at my address. Maybe he was saying without the overhead, I don't know and I don't know how to test that other...
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    GT-AX6000 and 2.5Gb speedtest

    I mean, is not bad is just the nerd in me asking for the numbers most of all seems to get with this type of connection including our friend up here who found that TrendMicro is the culprit but for me doesn't do jag. I know very well someone in the middle of Washington or Berlin might rejoice...
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    GT-AX6000 and 2.5Gb speedtest

    Kind of the same problem on mine too. Somehow downloads aren't going over 1,9Gps on a 2.5Gps/1Gps internet. I've disabled all from the game accelerator, QoS, or Ai Protection, still the same, even had an ISP guy over my place checking the FO line with a special cable and tool if there might be...
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