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The file names reflect what is in the files. All are laptop as client. I repeated the -R test (test 2). It shows the higher thruput, but much faster than what I'm getting on Speedtest. I hope the file names are clear. SpeedTest this morning showed 220Mbps down, and 155 up.

The laptop is the client.

With the -R option, does the server not send (upload)?

With the -R option, not sure who is sending. There is a definite difference. But what does it mean?

My interpretation of these parallel stream results is that with iperf over Wifi, it still sends at 192Mbps. This tells me that maybe the problem is with Speed Test?

Not sure how to interpret the results.

I installed iPerf3 and got 180Mbs in both directions. Not sure why Speedtest gives me a consistent download speed of 235Mbps.

What causes this asymmetry on my laptop? I have a 5G Chromebook which does not have this problem. Running the same speed test on it, I get 189Mbps down, and 193Mbps up!

Thanks, I'll keep hacking at it.

My LAN speeds are shown in my 1. above: 1. Hardwired: 800 Down - 752 up

I'm not familiar with iPerf. Here are my speedtest numbers: 1. Hardwired: 800 Down - 752 up 2. Wireless 2.4G: 110 down - 114 up 3. Wireless 5G Channel Bandwidth Channel BW 20/40/80 auto; Control Channel = 44: 208 down - 134 up 4. Wireless 5G Channel Bandwidth 40Mhz...

I know that, but why am I getting 40% lower upload speeds than download.

I have an older Lenovo T520 with an Intel Advanced N-6205 controller. I get 240Mbps down and only 140Mbps up. I have a hardwired computer which bets about 800Mpbs up and down on my fiber connection. Both laptop and hardwired computer connect to the same Asus router. I have checked all the Wifi...

https://www.asus.com/us/Networking/RT-AC5300/HelpDesk_BIOS/ the latest version on the Asus site is: 3.0.0.4.384.81930 Also run the MD5-HASH on the version you downloaded. It should be: 3824df528b2e3ddb5c696ebc1b623292

Thanks much for you help, Colin. So maybe an additional router is in order...