@ArcherC8 Im already connected to the router via Ethernet Cable thou

@ArcherC8 I mean.. i had to make sure which was the issue... if it was the modem, the router or the cable.. but attaching directly to the modem gave me the exact 150.. shouldnt the router be able to give the same as well? and during the test phase I did, no one was using the connection but me

Zion14 wrote

@ArcherC8 I mean.. i had to make sure which was the issue... if it was the modem, the router or the cable.. but attaching directly to the modem gave me the exact 150.. shouldnt the router be able to give the same as well? and during the test phase I did, no one was using the connection but me

@Zion14 

Did you use the same cable from the PC to the modem as from the PC to the router? That would test the cable capability. If you used the one from the modem to the router it would be a CAT6 probably and capable of over 100Mbps.

I looked at the emulator for V1.2 and I'll assume when you enter the Router GUI it looks like this:

On the above CLICK on the AX1500 and then scroll down the screen on find the Ethernet Status:

This is off the Emulator, not true representation of the speeds that you'll see.

However, whatever LAN port the PC is connected too should read 1000Mbps of you have a CAT6 or better cable. If it should read 100Mbps, the cable is the problem.

@IrvSp I see.. I have seen my mistake.. will go out to buy a new cable tomorrow and check it out if it works.. Hoping to get back to this when im done testing it out