If you're able to connect your devices via an ethernet cable it'll make Wi-Fi seem like dial-up internet from 1995 when we bought our house the person who built it had several dozen ethernet cables installed all over the house no matter how much speed you have everything just works better when it's connected via Ethernet
every now and then just to see the true potential of my cell phone I connect it hard wire with a USB 3.0 to 2.5gbe ethernet and I get my full speed of my internet connection it's very impractical but it's very satisfying
Well, with Ethernet, we have less issue to care about like EMI /RFI , distance , environment while wireless connection need care about security(SSH,telnet,)intranet,extranet ,some complex system network like mesh ,star , ring ,hub ,,a bunch of things to optimize about user , ,CDMA/AD/CD,scalability, Qos,BYOD,.....To get intenet without cable ,we exchange a large amount of things(include lower speed and sustainable). Probably worth the trade-off(Just perhaps) :)))
I wish, this is my schools network. I was able to do a standard ddos about 3 times before they routed the network through multiple IP’s that randomly change every couple mins, also they enabled the protection on the Cisco manager which helped a bunch too.
@@MildsandThatYac Pretty much lmao, I’m usually working with files that are 100GB+ so it’s not bad at all, this was recorded at my school unfortunately so this isn’t my home internet speed. Home internet speed is 1200 down and 40 up but I get around 940 down and 40-45 up, the download is good but the upload lacks for sure.
Honestly the main reason why I prefer Ethernet is just so I can just plug it in and not having to put my password and everything and dealing with dumb basic stuff Also speed
Thank you! This was actually recorded at my school with over 800 devices connected 😂💀 at home i get around 800-900 mbps down and only 40 up over ethernet, not bad just sucks because i do a lot of uploading, our monthly wifi usage is 2-3 TB. Over Wi-Fi depending on which device i’m using i will get around 300-600 down and 20-40 up. I’m literally abusing T-Mobile’s free “one month” trial of service so i’m getting 160-500 down and 0.60-16 up depending where i’m at inside / outside the house (T-Mobile 5G UC), unfortunately my main carrier cricket wireless only gets around 20-30 mbps down and 3 up, my AT&T iPad Pro M1 gets around 40 down in the house, my house kinda blocks cell speeds but at the same time it could be so much worse. i know this is a lot of info at once but yanno i gotta give me people the good responses to their comments 😂😂
It would be your plan speed, this is a business internet plan that uses fiber so gig up and gig down, my home plan is a little slower on the upload, about 1500 mbps download and 240mbps upload but trust me when i tell you it is EXPENSIVE. It also depends on where you live, different internet providers will have different speed plans.
Yo not sure if ur still active, but i use wireless and my parents recently bought some new furniture and it's fucking with my internet like i get lower speeds and hella packet loss. ethernet isn't realky an option as router is kinda far and would look unaesthetic. u think a wifi booster or something would work?
I’m still active! :) A wifi booster could definitely work, I would say get a good one and place it in the middle distance area between the router and the device, i know people that have had success with booster but it sucks having to always make sure your connected to the booster wifi instead of the regular wifi which is why I would suggest checking out a cheap WiFi mesh system if your router support it, it works like an access point so instead of having to manually switch wifi networks it shows up as one network all together in settings and it just connects to whichever is closest.
and if the speed in the tariff is specified up to 15 Mbit/s down and 10 up, then is it possible to speed it up using a cable (mobile Internet via a router + cable)?
If it’s only 15mbps then wifi should hit the full 15, usually you only really want ethernet when your plan is somewhere around 600 or more, but yes ethernet can help regardless, especially if you have a lot of wifi traffic in the area, it would also help your ping.
That’s wild. I’m definitely fortunate to have the speeds that I do, my home package is 1.5 gbps (1500mbps) download and 240mbps upload. My business would not be able to run on 10mbps ever.
I’m not in Pittsburgh, if you’re going by IP address, you’re wrong. As I’ve explained to others, this network goes through many tunnels with IP addresses that change daily which is why I didn’t bother with trying to cover up the IP.
Usually you don’t, this is mainly due to WiFi traffic in the area and limitations of regular WiFi. The only realistic way to get that speed on WiFi is to use WiFi 6E. For example, last week I just recently went from an iPhone 12 Pro Max to a 15 Pro Max, the 15 has the new 6E chip. On regular WiFi 6 I usually got 600-700 mbps down. Now that I’m on the 6E I can pull 1300 down if I’m close enough to the router.
I think this only takes effect if you have a good WiFi let's say your download speed is 20mb/s on WiFi then you connect ethernet then it's 25-30 but if it's like 300 then you connect it it's 450 or 600 so let's just say that WiFi just loses speed
Correct but it also heavily depends on the type of router you're using, anything that's blocking the way, and the device you're using. For example, my home internet speed is 1200 MBPS, through ethernet I get 940MBPS (Ethernet Cable Limitation), on my iPhone 12 Pro Max and iPad I get 400 MBPS, and on my MacBook I get 511 MBPS.
@@TheDomainS I use talktalk which says on the website when I last checked it was 24mb/s download and 8mb/s upload but on my phone it's 20 download 6 upload so I guess that's good? When I plugged in ethernet it was a bit better so I will take talktalk as a good router
I’m just now seeing this but yeah that’s about what you would expect from a really low internet package, I would hope you would get a little bit more than you’re paying for but as long as you’re getting close to it that’s what counts.
@TheDomainS ditched talktalk, got virgin media now, I have to say it's a very good provider, although the router itself doesn't have any antennas I get the speed I pay for (300mbps) using my phone in the same room gets me nearly the maximum speed and using my pc from upstairs cuts the speed in half (100mbps) I'll probably get ethernet.
@aland.mp4 Not terrible! But yeah, definitely check into ethernet for that PC. It will make a huge difference. I bought some flat cat 6 cable for my downstairs PC, I’d recommend checking into it. I’ll put the link at the bottom of this comment, you only need cat5 since your speed is 300mbps but the cat6 isn’t expensive and it’s always better to be prepared for future upgrades that way you don’t have to redo your cables. Cat 6 Ethernet Cable 50 ft, Flat Wire LAN Rj45 High Speed Internet Network Cable Slim with Clips, Faster Than Cat5e,Cat5 with Snagless Connectors for PS4, Xbox one, Switch Boxes, Modem, Router,Black a.co/d/iSj7brX
If that’s your max speed then you really won’t notice a difference between the two. Mostly you’ll just have better latency, but that will only help you if you’re gaming. In my case, my home internet caps out at 1.2 - 1.5 GBPS. The max my WiFi chips will handle is around 600-700 mbps, once I connect to my 2.5G ethernet port I’ll hit 1500mbps no problem. Plus my latency goes from 30 ms to 6 ms. Edit: Accidental double space.
Ouais mais ça dépend de ton ordinateur certains ne sont même pas capables de supporter telle charges de débits, mon pc portable supporte que 230 mbs en wifi mais en ethernet par l'usb j'ai 1gbs
This demonstrates a simple Cat5e cable, my home network is about 1500 mbps so I use Cat6. If you don’t have anything over 1000 mbps then all you need is a Cat5e. If you have a higher package then look into Cat6, that supports 10gbps. I doubt you would need more than that.
When I got a ethernet my downloads speed was up to 900+ and my upload mbps was 40+ is that good and without ethernet I get like 200+download mbps and 40+ up mbps
900/40 is good. The upload is sadly a little low, I’m guessing you’re on Xfinity. Your WiFi speed however should not be that low, is your router old maybe? Here’s a couple things you can try to improve the speed. Restart the router, check with your provider and make sure you’re using the one that’s for your plan, or try moving the router to a more open location.
Oh god that’s horrible, sounds like you’re being deprioritized. Maybe your on a Verizon or t-mobile 5G home internet connection. If so that would be why.
Right, latency would really be your only thing. Usually the difference between Wi-Fi and ethernet is small in terms of ping unless there's a super amount of high Wi-Fi traffic in the area. Usually it's a 30-40ms difference.
This was a test done at my school, it’s a 1gbps fiber plan. My home internet on the other hand is unfortunately through Xfinity meaning it’s expensive but it’s 2.5gbps download and just under 400mbps upload. It’s the highest up package they have.
That’s AWESOME! I would assume you live in an area with low wifi traffic (not a whole lot of wifi networks) or you’re on a Samsung Galaxy phone that’s close to the router.
@TheDomainS my area has a bunch of wifi networks, I actually live in London haha, but yeah I get those speeds on an s21 so nothing too impressive such as the ultras which have wifi 6e capabilities lol.
That’s impressive, here I’m using a bunch of newer iPhone’s, MacBooks, and iPad’s, none of them go over 700 but my S20 will hit 921 mbps if I stand over the router. Ethernet is 1500. I love my Apple devices but sometimes they just don’t preform like a samsung will.
will this work for me because we have bought 200mbps internet and with wifi i get around 180mbps and will this work with ethernet and will go to like 400mbps?
If you have a 200mbps plan then they will only give you 200mbps. Depending on the service provider they will raise your cap with both WiFi and Ethernet but only when your conducting a speed test. Either way when your only working with 200mbps it’s always better to be connected via ethernet to ensure that your connection is as fast as possible. The extra 20mbps makes a difference.
Check your plan speed, if your plan speed is faster than that then look into the USB adapter you’re using. Is it USB3.0? USB2.0? What does the manufacturer claim the max speed as? etc.
Your network speed will only be as fast as you pay for. Log into your providers website, from there you should be able to check what plan you’re paying for. For example, my plan is 1.5GBPS (1500mbps, 187.5MB/s) for $160 ish a month.
The test is not quite correct, since my home wifi 340 Mbit / s on the Ethernet is 310 Mbit / s. So also tested on macbook, which has no rj 45 network card only wifi, and commercial Internet is more loaded than the home, is not it?
And yes I know that many will say that they have the same, but I will answer I have internet cables of the same category 8 that I bought from an online store.
I would estimate that the issue is something with the ethernet rather then speed test, you can also open the activity monitor and click on the network section to get more accurate results while running a speedtest but double check everything, if you’re using a docking station then make sure it’s in working order or try a different one, check your cable for any defects, make sure the ethernet port on your router is capable of fast speeds and try a different cable, you can also reset your network settings which might give you faster speeds, I’m not exactly sure what device your testing the ethernet on but i believe you said it was the mac which I have had ethernet issues with so if you can i would also recommend trying a different device on the ethernet line and seeing if that makes a difference, this way you can narrow it down to if it’s an issue on the mac or if it’s an issue on the dock, cable, and router side. You can also check your router settings and adjust if needed, make sure to also reboot your router as sometimes they just need rebooted to work properly.
@@TheDomainS, I know, and I wrote below that with a good router there is either no difference or the wifi will be better. In my case the router supports wifi 6E
Same here, I just moved into a 6E setup but it’s pointless for now since only a couple consumer devices support it (For example M2 iPad Pro models) Ethernet will always be faster with lower ping no matter what, WiFi is great but it’s not going to beat ethernet anytime soon. Edit: There is a way to make WiFi almost match your ethernet speed but it has to be in PERFECT conditions, it’s really only going to make a difference in your performance if you have 600 mbps or more, that’s when WiFi starts to have trouble with speed unless your in the perfect conditions, in my case my home internet is 1200-1600mbps down and 40mbps up so over ethernet i’m able to get a max of 1600mbps (1.6GBPS) but over wi-fi with my iPad Pro M1, iPhone 12 Pro Max, 2020 M1 MacBook Air, etc, i’m only able to hit about 600-700 mbps.
@TheRealGoatVulxurexx I don’t believe there’s another way to tell other than a speedtest using a gigabit connection. Maybe check your link speed? That might work.
@ThatOneGuy_72 It’s probably overkill for what you need, Cat8 can deliver 40 GBPS. Edit: It really just depends on the router, laptop spec, and internet package that you have. For most homes, Cat5e is fine, sometimes you’ll need Cat6. For example, I use Cat6 in my home since my internet package is 1.5GBPS. (1,500 MBPS)
LMAO it was my schools internet 😂 i was best friends with the teacher and he didn’t care what projects i did of my own in his class since i was so ahead of everything😂
These speeds are at my school with Gigabit fiber, my home speeds are faster on down and slower on up, 1500mbps down and 126 mbps up (they finally upgraded me after years of having 40mbps up). I don’t see any point in upgrading to their 2 gig plan and max out at 2500, 1500 is plenty as it is lol. Currently use about 4 tb/month
This is my school's internet, not mine. My personal package is 1,500mbps down and 250 up. Sadly, it's expensive though, $240/month. My school is on a private fiber line, I would imagine it's $100/month.
RIGHT?!!! I’m SO glad to be able to go to a school with some REAL internet. It’s a private fiber line! My internet speeds are 940 mbps down and about 40 mbps up, i’m happy with the download but I wish the upload could be better. Although I can’t complain, I don’t pay the internet bill😂
There’s a lot of factors that play into this, usually WiFi 6 only hits around 600-800mbps. It also depends on the material the house was built with, how far you were from the router, what the router is capable of, and what you’re comparing it too. Pretty much always ethernet will be better but WiFi is starting to get pretty close to a wired connection.
Jesus, sorry to hear that, this is actually our old internet speeds at our high school. We have a private fiber line there. At home on the other hand I’m stuck with xfinity, download speed is great at 1500mbps (1.5GBPS) but the upload speed SUCKS! 40mbps is the max allowed by their throttle, I’ve been trying to get fiber here for 3 years. Everyone else in my area has it now and they don’t even need it, I use 3TB of total internet usage every single month, my uploads are taking anywhere from 12-72hours to complete. I can’t wait to get rid of xfinity and their shitty $240 bill.
In this case it was a high school so everything was on a giant network switch, at home on the other hand, I mostly use 50foot CAT6 cables so I can get the full 1.5Gbps download.
I’m not totally sure what you meant by this because google translator isn’t perfect but this was a private fiber network using the Speedtest app by ookla.
Edit: Comment was for the wrong video I’m not sure if their access points support it or not, I didn’t even think about it. I think it might just be WiFi 5 but i’m not sure.
Ah, yeah if your plan only has 350 mbps you’ll most likely max it out over wi-fi and ethernet wouldn’t have a speed difference, most modern devices can hit around 600 in crowded areas, anything after that you’re going to need ethernet for. The only immediate thing ethernet would change for you is ping but it wouldn’t really make a difference unless you’re gaming. Although, if you have a desktop computer set up and you can let it permanently use ethernet then let it, ethernet will always be more reliable and consistent when wi-fi is just MOSTLY consistent.
I maybe the biggest idiot known in human history but i bought a TP-LINK Archer AX10 gaming router but it shows Wi-Fi 5 has the same speed as my previous Wi-Fi router, It's just below 100mbps but my family is paying for 200mbps, I think the problem is that my gaming laptop and other devices don't have Wi-Fi 6 support, I'm waiting for a USB to RJ45 adapter (Ethernet adapter because my laptop doesn't have one), will the adapter make my Internet speed faster and will I get better/lower ping in online games? (like 50 ping), my Internet provider is Viettel in Vietnam, thank you in advance.
Hey there! So sorry to hear about your internet troubles, I experience a similar issue as you actually, we pay for 1200 MBPS but I can only get around 400-600 MBPS, I’m pretty sure it’s a hardware issue. Also, yes your ping will be lower with ethernet and your speed will be faster along with having a more stable internet connection. Ethernet is ALWAYS better then Wi-Fi. Sometimes you’ll have a dramatic change or sometimes you’ll have a tiny change between ethernet and wi-fi but most of the time it’s a pretty dramatic change.
@@TheDomainS ok so i just got my gigabit 3.0 ethernet adapter with a cat6 1gbps cable, it says 1000/1000 mbps now but it still runs at the same speed, i am beyond disappointed, what can i even do now?
So sorry! RUclips doesn't tell me when I get a new reply, only a new comment. What device are you using the cable with? What is your internet provider? (Ex: Comcast, Spectrum, Starlink, etc) Also be sure to use a USB 3.0 port on your laptop. I will specifically check for replies from you since I don't get the notifications :)
The common cause for that is that your router has a 100mbps port, try a different port, the rest should hopefully be gigabit. Could also be a slow or bad ethernet cable, a slow port on your computer depending on it's age, if the ethernet cable is plugged into a jack in the wall then that could be the slow part. It could be a million things but try switching the ethernet ports first then we can diagnose the rest from there.
If you're able to connect your devices via an ethernet cable it'll make Wi-Fi seem like dial-up internet from 1995 when we bought our house the person who built it had several dozen ethernet cables installed all over the house no matter how much speed you have everything just works better when it's connected via Ethernet
ABSOLUTELY! Totally agree with this, I use ethernet for mostly everything except my mobile devices.
every now and then just to see the true potential of my cell phone I connect it hard wire with a USB 3.0 to 2.5gbe ethernet and I get my full speed of my internet connection it's very impractical but it's very satisfying
100% agreed, I do that with my iPad sometimes, doesn’t make sense for long term use but it’s just satisfying to watch those gig speeds 😂
word! 💯
Well, with Ethernet, we have less issue to care about like EMI /RFI , distance , environment while wireless connection need care about security(SSH,telnet,)intranet,extranet ,some complex system network like mesh ,star , ring ,hub ,,a bunch of things to optimize about user , ,CDMA/AD/CD,scalability, Qos,BYOD,.....To get intenet without cable ,we exchange a large amount of things(include lower speed and sustainable). Probably worth the trade-off(Just perhaps) :)))
Definitely worth the trade off!
nah bro you just got nasa wifi
My home WiFi is even faster than this was 😂
were getting ddosed with this one 🗣🔥🔥🔥
I wish, this is my schools network. I was able to do a standard ddos about 3 times before they routed the network through multiple IP’s that randomly change every couple mins, also they enabled the protection on the Cisco manager which helped a bunch too.
I mean it doesn’t matter which one you go with seeing as they are both extremely high
True! I just prefer higher speeds when working with heavy loads of data and uploading / downloading from servers.
@@TheDomainS shit man I’m pretty sure that down loads and uploads at a crazy ass speed. I’m pretty sure it’s damn near instant lol
@@MildsandThatYac Pretty much lmao, I’m usually working with files that are 100GB+ so it’s not bad at all, this was recorded at my school unfortunately so this isn’t my home internet speed.
Home internet speed is 1200 down and 40 up but I get around 940 down and 40-45 up, the download is good but the upload lacks for sure.
the speeds stay very simmilar yes but the ping is reduced so if u play games or stream netflix it wont lag as much
actually its better to use Ethernet over wifi for gaming since wifi has interference and more chance of cutting out. plus less download speed.
The Phone's Speedtest, when phone is on Wi-Fi router:
Peep the kids playing Kahoot! In the back…
Lmfao I don't have to do anything in this class sooooo 😂
Honestly the main reason why I prefer Ethernet is just so I can just plug it in and not having to put my password and everything and dealing with dumb basic stuff
Also speed
dude, i can see your bros playing kahoot at the reflection of your screen
😂😂😂
damn bro u got high speeds i normally get 40-100 download on pc (i do not have ethernet connected)
Thank you! This was actually recorded at my school with over 800 devices connected 😂💀 at home i get around 800-900 mbps down and only 40 up over ethernet, not bad just sucks because i do a lot of uploading, our monthly wifi usage is 2-3 TB. Over Wi-Fi depending on which device i’m using i will get around 300-600 down and 20-40 up. I’m literally abusing T-Mobile’s free “one month” trial of service so i’m getting 160-500 down and 0.60-16 up depending where i’m at inside / outside the house (T-Mobile 5G UC), unfortunately my main carrier cricket wireless only gets around 20-30 mbps down and 3 up, my AT&T iPad Pro M1 gets around 40 down in the house, my house kinda blocks cell speeds but at the same time it could be so much worse. i know this is a lot of info at once but yanno i gotta give me people the good responses to their comments 😂😂
LMAO
how the hell does he have that much!? im running like 23 with ethernet and i dont know whats wrong????????
It would be your plan speed, this is a business internet plan that uses fiber so gig up and gig down, my home plan is a little slower on the upload, about 1500 mbps download and 240mbps upload but trust me when i tell you it is EXPENSIVE. It also depends on where you live, different internet providers will have different speed plans.
400 with wifi is crazy
im getting ethernet soon so cant wait
Ethernet is definitely worth it!
Yo not sure if ur still active, but i use wireless and my parents recently bought some new furniture and it's fucking with my internet like i get lower speeds and hella packet loss. ethernet isn't realky an option as router is kinda far and would look unaesthetic. u think a wifi booster or something would work?
I’m still active! :) A wifi booster could definitely work, I would say get a good one and place it in the middle distance area between the router and the device, i know people that have had success with booster but it sucks having to always make sure your connected to the booster wifi instead of the regular wifi which is why I would suggest checking out a cheap WiFi mesh system if your router support it, it works like an access point so instead of having to manually switch wifi networks it shows up as one network all together in settings and it just connects to whichever is closest.
and if the speed in the tariff is specified up to 15 Mbit/s down and 10 up, then is it possible to speed it up using a cable (mobile Internet via a router + cable)?
If it’s only 15mbps then wifi should hit the full 15, usually you only really want ethernet when your plan is somewhere around 600 or more, but yes ethernet can help regardless, especially if you have a lot of wifi traffic in the area, it would also help your ping.
@@TheDomainS tysm bro
No problem! Feel free to reach out with any questions!
Y'all are lucky because here in Syria we dream for 10 mbps
That’s wild. I’m definitely fortunate to have the speeds that I do, my home package is 1.5 gbps (1500mbps) download and 240mbps upload. My business would not be able to run on 10mbps ever.
Pittsburgh looks like a nice city to live in. 😊
I’m not in Pittsburgh, if you’re going by IP address, you’re wrong. As I’ve explained to others, this network goes through many tunnels with IP addresses that change daily which is why I didn’t bother with trying to cover up the IP.
I have 1 gig up and down too but I never get that speeds over wireless
Usually you don’t, this is mainly due to WiFi traffic in the area and limitations of regular WiFi. The only realistic way to get that speed on WiFi is to use WiFi 6E. For example, last week I just recently went from an iPhone 12 Pro Max to a 15 Pro Max, the 15 has the new 6E chip. On regular WiFi 6 I usually got 600-700 mbps down. Now that I’m on the 6E I can pull 1300 down if I’m close enough to the router.
Sadly I have a Wi-Fi 6 router not 6e the new XB8 doesn't work at my address
Ah gotcha, you would need a compatible device to use it as well. I recommend just using Ethernet for your computer.
so can i use a wifi adapter in replacement of a ethernet cable i chase too run a 50 foot long cable thru the whole house to connect to the wifi box 😭
You definitely can but Ethernet is always faster.
I think this only takes effect if you have a good WiFi let's say your download speed is 20mb/s on WiFi then you connect ethernet then it's 25-30 but if it's like 300 then you connect it it's 450 or 600 so let's just say that WiFi just loses speed
Correct but it also heavily depends on the type of router you're using, anything that's blocking the way, and the device you're using. For example, my home internet speed is 1200 MBPS, through ethernet I get 940MBPS (Ethernet Cable Limitation), on my iPhone 12 Pro Max and iPad I get 400 MBPS, and on my MacBook I get 511 MBPS.
@@TheDomainS I use talktalk which says on the website when I last checked it was 24mb/s download and 8mb/s upload but on my phone it's 20 download 6 upload so I guess that's good? When I plugged in ethernet it was a bit better so I will take talktalk as a good router
I’m just now seeing this but yeah that’s about what you would expect from a really low internet package, I would hope you would get a little bit more than you’re paying for but as long as you’re getting close to it that’s what counts.
@TheDomainS ditched talktalk, got virgin media now, I have to say it's a very good provider, although the router itself doesn't have any antennas I get the speed I pay for (300mbps) using my phone in the same room gets me nearly the maximum speed and using my pc from upstairs cuts the speed in half (100mbps) I'll probably get ethernet.
@aland.mp4 Not terrible! But yeah, definitely check into ethernet for that PC. It will make a huge difference. I bought some flat cat 6 cable for my downstairs PC, I’d recommend checking into it. I’ll put the link at the bottom of this comment, you only need cat5 since your speed is 300mbps but the cat6 isn’t expensive and it’s always better to be prepared for future upgrades that way you don’t have to redo your cables.
Cat 6 Ethernet Cable 50 ft, Flat Wire LAN Rj45 High Speed Internet Network Cable Slim with Clips, Faster Than Cat5e,Cat5 with Snagless Connectors for PS4, Xbox one, Switch Boxes, Modem, Router,Black a.co/d/iSj7brX
that's not the comparison im looking for 💀
What exactly are you looking for?
Ethernet ping is more consistent and faster than WiFi.
That’s correct! Ethernet will always be better.
Unable to discern any real-world performance increase with anything over 20MB download and 5MB upload.
If that’s your max speed then you really won’t notice a difference between the two. Mostly you’ll just have better latency, but that will only help you if you’re gaming. In my case, my home internet caps out at 1.2 - 1.5 GBPS. The max my WiFi chips will handle is around 600-700 mbps, once I connect to my 2.5G ethernet port I’ll hit 1500mbps no problem. Plus my latency goes from 30 ms to 6 ms.
Edit: Accidental double space.
my 10mb sec:
@@Sevchik32 🥲
Bros internet is crazy 😭
It’s faster than this now😂
Bro u gotta tell me how u got it this fast fr
Here cause my mom said Ethernet cable makes wifi slower lmfao
Not true at all! It’s the exact opposite. For lower speed internet packages it won’t make a big difference in speed but it will in latency (ping).
Ouais mais ça dépend de ton ordinateur certains ne sont même pas capables de supporter telle charges de débits, mon pc portable supporte que 230 mbs en wifi mais en ethernet par l'usb j'ai 1gbs
Oui ! Cela dépend certainement de l'équipement et des appareils que vous utilisez.
Wtf haha, thought the first one was ethernet, im new to PCs and mine has a 5-10 second delay.
Lmao, wonder why it has the delay.. Are you using ethernet?
whats the ethernet cord you are using i am in desperate need 😢
This demonstrates a simple Cat5e cable, my home network is about 1500 mbps so I use Cat6. If you don’t have anything over 1000 mbps then all you need is a Cat5e. If you have a higher package then look into Cat6, that supports 10gbps. I doubt you would need more than that.
@@TheDomainSthank you so much😊
No problem!
Bro mine is 18.2 and the purple thingy is 3.46 💀💀💀
For basic internet usage, that works!
@@TheDomainS it doesn't allow me to play brawl stars in peace tho
🥲
Why is his ping so low I be getting up to 100 ping
It depends on what you’re using, wifi or ethernet, and your internet provider.
My wifi 320Mbps Wireless 92Mbps
I would say that you might be using an old router, check when it was manufactured and what it's specifications are.
When I got a ethernet my downloads speed was up to 900+ and my upload mbps was 40+ is that good and without ethernet I get like 200+download mbps and 40+ up mbps
900/40 is good. The upload is sadly a little low, I’m guessing you’re on Xfinity.
Your WiFi speed however should not be that low, is your router old maybe? Here’s a couple things you can try to improve the speed.
Restart the router, check with your provider and make sure you’re using the one that’s for your plan, or try moving the router to a more open location.
Me with my 10 Mbps download and 3 Mbps upload speed cant watch this video in 720p
🥲
downoald mbps 2.69
upload mbps 40.11
idk whats wrong w my internet lol
Oh god that’s horrible, sounds like you’re being deprioritized. Maybe your on a Verizon or t-mobile 5G home internet connection. If so that would be why.
Did you do any thing to your pc when you got a Ethernet
Other than adjust some settings, no. This isn’t my home PC. The home system uses 2 ethernets to combine and make a 1.5 GBPS speed.
well my isp speed is only 100mbps so it doesn't matter except the latency when i'm playing games
Right, latency would really be your only thing. Usually the difference between Wi-Fi and ethernet is small in terms of ping unless there's a super amount of high Wi-Fi traffic in the area. Usually it's a 30-40ms difference.
Bro's probably downloaded rdr2 and gta v in just 20 minute 💀
This is my schools internet, my home internet is 1,500 mbps😂
HOW WTF, i get 50 dawg@@TheDomainS
@@TheDomainSwhat type of internet plan do you have and what provider
This was a test done at my school, it’s a 1gbps fiber plan. My home internet on the other hand is unfortunately through Xfinity meaning it’s expensive but it’s 2.5gbps download and just under 400mbps upload. It’s the highest up package they have.
@@TheDomainS me and my family have 1gbps fiber plan we are thinking of upgrading to maybe 2.5 should we or you think 1gbps is good enough
Bro my speedtest is like a solid 10 mbps
🥲🥲🥲
Did bro just leak his IP?
VPN + Cisco Business Systems Protection + Cloudflare.
can i use this ethernet cable for 40Mbps plan?
Yep! You can use any ethernet cable for a 40mbps plan. Cat5e is the standard ethernet cable, which is the one used in this video.
@@TheDomainS thanks🥰
@saich2540 You’re welcome!
I get 900 down and 900 up on my phone, over wifi.
That’s AWESOME! I would assume you live in an area with low wifi traffic (not a whole lot of wifi networks) or you’re on a Samsung Galaxy phone that’s close to the router.
@TheDomainS my area has a bunch of wifi networks, I actually live in London haha, but yeah I get those speeds on an s21 so nothing too impressive such as the ultras which have wifi 6e capabilities lol.
That’s impressive, here I’m using a bunch of newer iPhone’s, MacBooks, and iPad’s, none of them go over 700 but my S20 will hit 921 mbps if I stand over the router. Ethernet is 1500. I love my Apple devices but sometimes they just don’t preform like a samsung will.
I've seen about 10 times faster with LAN as apposed to Wi-Fi
It will vary based off of Wi-Fi speeds, device being used, router, and modem.
i get 37 with ethernet....
Check your plan speed, see if it’s far off or exactly what you pay for. If it’s far off contact the company.
will this work for me because we have bought 200mbps internet and with wifi i get around 180mbps and will this work with ethernet and will go to like 400mbps?
If you have a 200mbps plan then they will only give you 200mbps. Depending on the service provider they will raise your cap with both WiFi and Ethernet but only when your conducting a speed test. Either way when your only working with 200mbps it’s always better to be connected via ethernet to ensure that your connection is as fast as possible. The extra 20mbps makes a difference.
Why do i get like 7 mb/s with my USB Wi-Fi
Check your plan speed, if your plan speed is faster than that then look into the USB adapter you’re using. Is it USB3.0? USB2.0? What does the manufacturer claim the max speed as? etc.
@@TheDomainS its usb 3.0
@oskargrohman3688 What’s your plan speed?
@@TheDomainS What is plan speed?
Your network speed will only be as fast as you pay for. Log into your providers website, from there you should be able to check what plan you’re paying for. For example, my plan is 1.5GBPS (1500mbps, 187.5MB/s) for $160 ish a month.
What kind of internet is that😢
Fiber!
I have horrible wifi and pluging in an ethernet gives me 18 ping
Ethernet is always better!
The test is not quite correct, since my home wifi 340 Mbit / s on the Ethernet is 310 Mbit / s. So also tested on macbook, which has no rj 45 network card only wifi, and commercial Internet is more loaded than the home, is not it?
And yes I know that many will say that they have the same, but I will answer I have internet cables of the same category 8 that I bought from an online store.
I would estimate that the issue is something with the ethernet rather then speed test, you can also open the activity monitor and click on the network section to get more accurate results while running a speedtest but double check everything, if you’re using a docking station then make sure it’s in working order or try a different one, check your cable for any defects, make sure the ethernet port on your router is capable of fast speeds and try a different cable, you can also reset your network settings which might give you faster speeds, I’m not exactly sure what device your testing the ethernet on but i believe you said it was the mac which I have had ethernet issues with so if you can i would also recommend trying a different device on the ethernet line and seeing if that makes a difference, this way you can narrow it down to if it’s an issue on the mac or if it’s an issue on the dock, cable, and router side. You can also check your router settings and adjust if needed, make sure to also reboot your router as sometimes they just need rebooted to work properly.
@@TheDomainS, I know, and I wrote below that with a good router there is either no difference or the wifi will be better. In my case the router supports wifi 6E
Same here, I just moved into a 6E setup but it’s pointless for now since only a couple consumer devices support it (For example M2 iPad Pro models) Ethernet will always be faster with lower ping no matter what, WiFi is great but it’s not going to beat ethernet anytime soon.
Edit: There is a way to make WiFi almost match your ethernet speed but it has to be in PERFECT conditions, it’s really only going to make a difference in your performance if you have 600 mbps or more, that’s when WiFi starts to have trouble with speed unless your in the perfect conditions, in my case my home internet is 1200-1600mbps down and 40mbps up so over ethernet i’m able to get a max of 1600mbps (1.6GBPS) but over wi-fi with my iPad Pro M1, iPhone 12 Pro Max, 2020 M1 MacBook Air, etc, i’m only able to hit about 600-700 mbps.
@@TheDomainS, Your are trust but why in my case there is still a difference and yes does the type of connection gpon or not? Or am I just a lucky man
What Ethernet cable did you use in the video
This was at my high school, I used their Cat5e cable on their fiber gigabit internet plan.
dyk what a cat 4 or cat 5e looks like because i have a dozen of ethernet cables i dont know which one would work best@@TheDomainS
@TheRealGoatVulxurexx If you look on the cable itself it should tell you what it is.
it doesent tell me@@TheDomainS
@TheRealGoatVulxurexx I don’t believe there’s another way to tell other than a speedtest using a gigabit connection. Maybe check your link speed? That might work.
what cable u used in this video what cat?
Basic cat5e cable connected to a cat5e jack which all goes back to a 5e switch.
@@TheDomainS i just ordered a cat 8 for my laptop is that good?
@ThatOneGuy_72 It’s probably overkill for what you need, Cat8 can deliver 40 GBPS.
Edit: It really just depends on the router, laptop spec, and internet package that you have. For most homes, Cat5e is fine, sometimes you’ll need Cat6. For example, I use Cat6 in my home since my internet package is 1.5GBPS. (1,500 MBPS)
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bros internet from nasa
LMAO it was my schools internet 😂 i was best friends with the teacher and he didn’t care what projects i did of my own in his class since i was so ahead of everything😂
Mine is 0,74 download and 0,34 upload
If it works it works!
great! so I can go from 2mbs to 4?
😂😂😂
WTF do you live at NASA or something...them speeds are ridiculous
These speeds are at my school with Gigabit fiber, my home speeds are faster on down and slower on up, 1500mbps down and 126 mbps up (they finally upgraded me after years of having 40mbps up). I don’t see any point in upgrading to their 2 gig plan and max out at 2500, 1500 is plenty as it is lol. Currently use about 4 tb/month
omg how much do you pay?30k/month?
This is my school's internet, not mine. My personal package is 1,500mbps down and 250 up. Sadly, it's expensive though, $240/month. My school is on a private fiber line, I would imagine it's $100/month.
Faster than my internet... WOW
My download speeds are faster, my download speeds are at 940+ mbps, but the upload speeds HOLY F**K
RIGHT?!!! I’m SO glad to be able to go to a school with some REAL internet. It’s a private fiber line! My internet speeds are 940 mbps down and about 40 mbps up, i’m happy with the download but I wish the upload could be better. Although I can’t complain, I don’t pay the internet bill😂
@@TheDomainS same actually me here comcast xfinity gigabit
@@bitonic589 Same here! It’s not a bad plan it’s available mostly available everywhere.
@@TheDomainS I think you can get Xfinity fiber with equal upload and download but idk how
@@bitonic589 I think it’s only available in certain areas and for me the multi gig plan is $250/month so that’s not worth it for us
I got 364 is that good
Not bad for average usage!
My Ethernet is slower than phone speed whars wrong
Slower then your phones data plan or wifi speed?
Wifi 7 will be faster than ethernet
Not exactly, ethernet will always be better but WiFi 7 will come close!
There’s a lot of factors that play into this, usually WiFi 6 only hits around 600-800mbps. It also depends on the material the house was built with, how far you were from the router, what the router is capable of, and what you’re comparing it too. Pretty much always ethernet will be better but WiFi is starting to get pretty close to a wired connection.
you should hide your ip address
It was already hidden, the entire network is on a VPN.
how the hell u guys have good wifis mine sucks bro its fucking 14 mbps
Jesus, sorry to hear that, this is actually our old internet speeds at our high school. We have a private fiber line there. At home on the other hand I’m stuck with xfinity, download speed is great at 1500mbps (1.5GBPS) but the upload speed SUCKS! 40mbps is the max allowed by their throttle, I’ve been trying to get fiber here for 3 years. Everyone else in my area has it now and they don’t even need it, I use 3TB of total internet usage every single month, my uploads are taking anywhere from 12-72hours to complete. I can’t wait to get rid of xfinity and their shitty $240 bill.
@@TheDomainS i just got an ethernet and its 100 mbps now
Nice! Ethernet always provides either a speed upgrade or always a latency upgrade.
how long is your ethernet cable
In this case it was a high school so everything was on a giant network switch, at home on the other hand, I mostly use 50foot CAT6 cables so I can get the full 1.5Gbps download.
Appki konsi network hai??
I’m not totally sure what you meant by this because google translator isn’t perfect but this was a private fiber network using the Speedtest app by ookla.
Are you using wifi 6?
Edit: Comment was for the wrong video
I’m not sure if their access points support it or not, I didn’t even think about it. I think it might just be WiFi 5 but i’m not sure.
Damn bro I need the wifi u got
Unfortunately this was my schools internet and not my own🥹
I've tested mine and I got about the same speed either way. In either case it's about 350
Ah, yeah if your plan only has 350 mbps you’ll most likely max it out over wi-fi and ethernet wouldn’t have a speed difference, most modern devices can hit around 600 in crowded areas, anything after that you’re going to need ethernet for. The only immediate thing ethernet would change for you is ping but it wouldn’t really make a difference unless you’re gaming. Although, if you have a desktop computer set up and you can let it permanently use ethernet then let it, ethernet will always be more reliable and consistent when wi-fi is just MOSTLY consistent.
I maybe the biggest idiot known in human history but i bought a TP-LINK Archer AX10 gaming router but it shows Wi-Fi 5 has the same speed as my previous Wi-Fi router, It's just below 100mbps but my family is paying for 200mbps, I think the problem is that my gaming laptop and other devices don't have Wi-Fi 6 support, I'm waiting for a USB to RJ45 adapter (Ethernet adapter because my laptop doesn't have one), will the adapter make my Internet speed faster and will I get better/lower ping in online games? (like 50 ping), my Internet provider is Viettel in Vietnam, thank you in advance.
Hey there! So sorry to hear about your internet troubles, I experience a similar issue as you actually, we pay for 1200 MBPS but I can only get around 400-600 MBPS, I’m pretty sure it’s a hardware issue. Also, yes your ping will be lower with ethernet and your speed will be faster along with having a more stable internet connection. Ethernet is ALWAYS better then Wi-Fi. Sometimes you’ll have a dramatic change or sometimes you’ll have a tiny change between ethernet and wi-fi but most of the time it’s a pretty dramatic change.
thanks for the help man, appreciated it!
No problem! Let me know if you need anything else also let me know how the adapter works out!
@@TheDomainS ok so i just got my gigabit 3.0 ethernet adapter with a cat6 1gbps cable, it says 1000/1000 mbps now but it still runs at the same speed, i am beyond disappointed, what can i even do now?
So sorry! RUclips doesn't tell me when I get a new reply, only a new comment. What device are you using the cable with? What is your internet provider? (Ex: Comcast, Spectrum, Starlink, etc) Also be sure to use a USB 3.0 port on your laptop. I will specifically check for replies from you since I don't get the notifications :)
Yo bro is that wifi or ethernet going fast
The ethernet is the fastest in this video.
@@TheDomainS what router do u have?
ASUS AX-11000, but this specific test was done at my school. They use Cisco equipment and a 1GBPS fiber connection.
thanks for showing your ip now i know where you live
good luck with that, our entire building is routed through multiple private vpn servers dumbass
@@TheDomainS i was just joking
Is that ur ip?
no lmao it’s a ddos protected business network
@@TheDomainS oh lol kk
the minecraft on windows xp adfly link dont work no more
Ah i’m sorry :( I don’t know if i have the file anymore but i will check
@@TheDomainS its fine i just wanted to see if i could play minecraft on this old compaq laptop
@@rainy_saturday I always do my best to help people :) i’m looking for it now :)
@@TheDomainS ok
@@TheDomainS did you find it yet?
why do i only get 100mbps with ethernet but up to 600 mbps with wifi?
The common cause for that is that your router has a 100mbps port, try a different port, the rest should hopefully be gigabit. Could also be a slow or bad ethernet cable, a slow port on your computer depending on it's age, if the ethernet cable is plugged into a jack in the wall then that could be the slow part. It could be a million things but try switching the ethernet ports first then we can diagnose the rest from there.
Ok thx I’ll try
Why is bro in school while filming this
Two reasons,
1). They have fiber
2). I was bored and had nothing else to do😂