Realtek gbe family controller throttled at 100mbps
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I recently sent my laptop to service and I believe they changed the motherboard. Before that I could get 1000mbps, but now the connection is stuck at 100mbps as you can see in the screenshot:
The router and the cable remained the same. I tried 2 different versions of drivers, including the last one on the realtek website. I performed a clean install of the windows, the speed won't budge.
EDIT: The laptop is an ASUS GL752VW
I know that most people think it's the cable since that solved the issue in other similar questions, but I tried other cables and the problem persists and as I said, I had 1gbps connection before I sent my laptop to service with the very same cable I use now.
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I recently sent my laptop to service and I believe they changed the motherboard. Before that I could get 1000mbps, but now the connection is stuck at 100mbps as you can see in the screenshot:
The router and the cable remained the same. I tried 2 different versions of drivers, including the last one on the realtek website. I performed a clean install of the windows, the speed won't budge.
EDIT: The laptop is an ASUS GL752VW
I know that most people think it's the cable since that solved the issue in other similar questions, but I tried other cables and the problem persists and as I said, I had 1gbps connection before I sent my laptop to service with the very same cable I use now.
networking network-adapter gigabit-ethernet
edited Jan 20 at 15:22
Hennes
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asked Jan 6 at 15:29
Boanta Ionut
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– Marek Rost
Jan 6 at 15:52
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Hello, I just want my NIC to be able to go up to 1000 mbps since it is my internet speed, but it won't go upper than 100 mbps for some reason. I just want to know if I should send the laptop back to service or there are some faster options I have regarding the problem.
– Boanta Ionut
Jan 6 at 16:10
1
the laptop model i quite new, it's a gaming asus rog with gen 6 cpu. I checked under ethernet properties and at speed and duplex it is selected 1.0 gbps full duplex, so the NIC is compatible. It just doesn't want to work properly.
– Boanta Ionut
Jan 6 at 16:40
3
Possible duplicate of Realtek NIC running at 100Mb/s rather than 1000Mb/s
– Jason Bristol
Jan 6 at 18:58
1
Cables, cable,s cables! I have a bad cable right now doing the same thing; different hardware though. I usually start with the cables, then move onto troubleshooting other stuff if the cable checks out.
– Damon
Jan 7 at 5:09
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I recently sent my laptop to service and I believe they changed the motherboard. Before that I could get 1000mbps, but now the connection is stuck at 100mbps as you can see in the screenshot:
The router and the cable remained the same. I tried 2 different versions of drivers, including the last one on the realtek website. I performed a clean install of the windows, the speed won't budge.
EDIT: The laptop is an ASUS GL752VW
I know that most people think it's the cable since that solved the issue in other similar questions, but I tried other cables and the problem persists and as I said, I had 1gbps connection before I sent my laptop to service with the very same cable I use now.
networking network-adapter gigabit-ethernet
edited Jan 20 at 15:22
Hennes
58.7k792141
asked Jan 6 at 15:29
Boanta Ionut
1113
I recently sent my laptop to service and I believe they changed the motherboard. Before that I could get 1000mbps, but now the connection is stuck at 100mbps as you can see in the screenshot:
The router and the cable remained the same. I tried 2 different versions of drivers, including the last one on the realtek website. I performed a clean install of the windows, the speed won't budge.
EDIT: The laptop is an ASUS GL752VW
I know that most people think it's the cable since that solved the issue in other similar questions, but I tried other cables and the problem persists and as I said, I had 1gbps connection before I sent my laptop to service with the very same cable I use now.
networking network-adapter gigabit-ethernet
networking network-adapter gigabit-ethernet
edited Jan 20 at 15:22
Hennes
58.7k792141
asked Jan 6 at 15:29
Boanta Ionut
1113
edited Jan 20 at 15:22
Hennes
58.7k792141
asked Jan 6 at 15:29
Boanta Ionut
1113
edited Jan 20 at 15:22
Hennes
58.7k792141
edited Jan 20 at 15:22
Hennes
58.7k792141
edited Jan 20 at 15:22
Hennes
58.7k792141
58.7k792141
asked Jan 6 at 15:29
Boanta Ionut
1113
asked Jan 6 at 15:29
Boanta Ionut
1113
asked Jan 6 at 15:29
Boanta Ionut
1113
1113
Hello and welcome to SuperUser. What is your question?
– Marek Rost
Jan 6 at 15:52
1
Hello, I just want my NIC to be able to go up to 1000 mbps since it is my internet speed, but it won't go upper than 100 mbps for some reason. I just want to know if I should send the laptop back to service or there are some faster options I have regarding the problem.
– Boanta Ionut
Jan 6 at 16:10
1
the laptop model i quite new, it's a gaming asus rog with gen 6 cpu. I checked under ethernet properties and at speed and duplex it is selected 1.0 gbps full duplex, so the NIC is compatible. It just doesn't want to work properly.
– Boanta Ionut
Jan 6 at 16:40
3
Possible duplicate of Realtek NIC running at 100Mb/s rather than 1000Mb/s
– Jason Bristol
Jan 6 at 18:58
1
Cables, cable,s cables! I have a bad cable right now doing the same thing; different hardware though. I usually start with the cables, then move onto troubleshooting other stuff if the cable checks out.
– Damon
Jan 7 at 5:09
|
show 6 more comments
Hello and welcome to SuperUser. What is your question?
– Marek Rost
Jan 6 at 15:52
1
Hello, I just want my NIC to be able to go up to 1000 mbps since it is my internet speed, but it won't go upper than 100 mbps for some reason. I just want to know if I should send the laptop back to service or there are some faster options I have regarding the problem.
– Boanta Ionut
Jan 6 at 16:10
1
the laptop model i quite new, it's a gaming asus rog with gen 6 cpu. I checked under ethernet properties and at speed and duplex it is selected 1.0 gbps full duplex, so the NIC is compatible. It just doesn't want to work properly.
– Boanta Ionut
Jan 6 at 16:40
3
Possible duplicate of Realtek NIC running at 100Mb/s rather than 1000Mb/s
– Jason Bristol
Jan 6 at 18:58
1
Cables, cable,s cables! I have a bad cable right now doing the same thing; different hardware though. I usually start with the cables, then move onto troubleshooting other stuff if the cable checks out.
– Damon
Jan 7 at 5:09
Hello and welcome to SuperUser. What is your question?
– Marek Rost
Jan 6 at 15:52
Hello and welcome to SuperUser. What is your question?
– Marek Rost
Jan 6 at 15:52
1
1
Hello, I just want my NIC to be able to go up to 1000 mbps since it is my internet speed, but it won't go upper than 100 mbps for some reason. I just want to know if I should send the laptop back to service or there are some faster options I have regarding the problem.
– Boanta Ionut
Jan 6 at 16:10
Hello, I just want my NIC to be able to go up to 1000 mbps since it is my internet speed, but it won't go upper than 100 mbps for some reason. I just want to know if I should send the laptop back to service or there are some faster options I have regarding the problem.
– Boanta Ionut
Jan 6 at 16:10
1
1
the laptop model i quite new, it's a gaming asus rog with gen 6 cpu. I checked under ethernet properties and at speed and duplex it is selected 1.0 gbps full duplex, so the NIC is compatible. It just doesn't want to work properly.
– Boanta Ionut
Jan 6 at 16:40
the laptop model i quite new, it's a gaming asus rog with gen 6 cpu. I checked under ethernet properties and at speed and duplex it is selected 1.0 gbps full duplex, so the NIC is compatible. It just doesn't want to work properly.
– Boanta Ionut
Jan 6 at 16:40
3
3
Possible duplicate of Realtek NIC running at 100Mb/s rather than 1000Mb/s
– Jason Bristol
Jan 6 at 18:58
Possible duplicate of Realtek NIC running at 100Mb/s rather than 1000Mb/s
– Jason Bristol
Jan 6 at 18:58
1
1
Cables, cable,s cables! I have a bad cable right now doing the same thing; different hardware though. I usually start with the cables, then move onto troubleshooting other stuff if the cable checks out.
– Damon
Jan 7 at 5:09
Cables, cable,s cables! I have a bad cable right now doing the same thing; different hardware though. I usually start with the cables, then move onto troubleshooting other stuff if the cable checks out.
– Damon
Jan 7 at 5:09
|
show 6 more comments
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I too had similar issues... connect PC to modem and I get 1GBPS, connect through router (tried 2 different kinds) and get 100Mbps. With all the plugging in and out, the PC suddenly registered 1Gbps. So to anyone who is going through this. I really suggest not only swapping cables... but plugging in-out a few times, maybe even make sure there is no dirt in the socket etc.. because cables that consistently gave me 100mbps suddenly gave me 1 gbps. also I had a situation where a particular cable went from 1 Gbps to suddenly dropping to 100mbps...
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I too had similar issues... connect PC to modem and I get 1GBPS, connect through router (tried 2 different kinds) and get 100Mbps. With all the plugging in and out, the PC suddenly registered 1Gbps. So to anyone who is going through this. I really suggest not only swapping cables... but plugging in-out a few times, maybe even make sure there is no dirt in the socket etc.. because cables that consistently gave me 100mbps suddenly gave me 1 gbps. also I had a situation where a particular cable went from 1 Gbps to suddenly dropping to 100mbps...
answered Nov 25 at 12:12
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I too had similar issues... connect PC to modem and I get 1GBPS, connect through router (tried 2 different kinds) and get 100Mbps. With all the plugging in and out, the PC suddenly registered 1Gbps. So to anyone who is going through this. I really suggest not only swapping cables... but plugging in-out a few times, maybe even make sure there is no dirt in the socket etc.. because cables that consistently gave me 100mbps suddenly gave me 1 gbps. also I had a situation where a particular cable went from 1 Gbps to suddenly dropping to 100mbps...
answered Nov 25 at 12:12
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I too had similar issues... connect PC to modem and I get 1GBPS, connect through router (tried 2 different kinds) and get 100Mbps. With all the plugging in and out, the PC suddenly registered 1Gbps. So to anyone who is going through this. I really suggest not only swapping cables... but plugging in-out a few times, maybe even make sure there is no dirt in the socket etc.. because cables that consistently gave me 100mbps suddenly gave me 1 gbps. also I had a situation where a particular cable went from 1 Gbps to suddenly dropping to 100mbps...
answered Nov 25 at 12:12
Paul
1
I too had similar issues... connect PC to modem and I get 1GBPS, connect through router (tried 2 different kinds) and get 100Mbps. With all the plugging in and out, the PC suddenly registered 1Gbps. So to anyone who is going through this. I really suggest not only swapping cables... but plugging in-out a few times, maybe even make sure there is no dirt in the socket etc.. because cables that consistently gave me 100mbps suddenly gave me 1 gbps. also I had a situation where a particular cable went from 1 Gbps to suddenly dropping to 100mbps...
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Hello, I just want my NIC to be able to go up to 1000 mbps since it is my internet speed, but it won't go upper than 100 mbps for some reason. I just want to know if I should send the laptop back to service or there are some faster options I have regarding the problem.
– Boanta Ionut
Jan 6 at 16:10
1
the laptop model i quite new, it's a gaming asus rog with gen 6 cpu. I checked under ethernet properties and at speed and duplex it is selected 1.0 gbps full duplex, so the NIC is compatible. It just doesn't want to work properly.
– Boanta Ionut
Jan 6 at 16:40
3
Possible duplicate of Realtek NIC running at 100Mb/s rather than 1000Mb/s
– Jason Bristol
Jan 6 at 18:58
1
Cables, cable,s cables! I have a bad cable right now doing the same thing; different hardware though. I usually start with the cables, then move onto troubleshooting other stuff if the cable checks out.
– Damon
Jan 7 at 5:09