C5400x Gigabit Speed Issue
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Hey Guys!
I own a TP-Link Archer 5400x router which has been working well atleast until I actually looked at my download speeds and did a speed test.... So I have gigabyte internet and realised that I was only downloading at 300 - 400 Mbps and when I did a speed test I got the exact same result. When I reboot my router I instantly get over 1 Gbps download and test speed but I don't understand why this is happening and how I can fix it so it doesn't happy every day. From what I can tell my speeds reduce again over a few hours until its locked again to around the 300-350 Mbps .
I have also tried plugging straight into my modem which fixes the issue so its for sure something to do with the router.... I was thinking maybe a QoS issue but I can't disable it...
Any suggestions?
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Exactly!
By the way, do you have more than 770-780 Mbps download speed? It seems that with this firmware i get capped around these numbers ( not like the previous one in which i had 380 max... ) I know this is a beta but still, as you said, why is it taking them so long?
The firmware, still needs work! This router should be able to output speeds closer to 1000 Mbps ( if you have a gigabit connection ) and i know that the speeds depend on the provider too but without this router i get almost 940 to 980 download speed, so this is why i'm so triggered...
Hope we get a fix soon coes if not, i'll have to return it and buy something else.
Thanks for the replys guys and i hope, maybe we get some updates on the stable firmware state.
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I'll just repeat what I wrote a few posts above, namely that with the beta I now get the full 940 down/60 up that I should be getting. All speed testers that I've used confirm this, with one exception - the router's own built-in SpeedTest.
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Here are some before and after router rebout screenshots. My download speeds from battlenet are never that good anyways but you can see my speeds are doubled almost. I have to reboot my router every 2 days or so or else my speeds are limited to about 300Mbps
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Thanks for your reply. Have you ever tried to install the beta firmware to give it a go?
I send it to you via message, you can check that page.
Any updates, please let me know.
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hello @Fusic @trekkie500 @Maciej and all,
Thanks for your valued reply. Hope that your TP-Link routers work properly with the beta firmware.
You can take more time to test the performance, any updates, be free to let us know.
And we will keep working on it. Anything new, we will post on the official website/community.
Best regards.
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Thanks for your requesting. For the current issue, we have released a beta firmware which you can install and verify whether it works.
I will send you the download link of the firmware; below is the instruction to update it.
https://www.tp-link.com/support/faq/2139/
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And what does the "best gaming PC in India" have to do with the C5400X speed issue?
Could someone please clear up this spam-infested thread?
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