Hi @Allison00,

When you are running these tests is there a noticable slowdown on your connections to the internet? Or is it simply the instability of the download speed that has you concerned? 

Are these speedtests run on a connection that is wired to the router or a wireless connection? This is one way in which we can make these tests more consistent.

I also notice that you are using speedtest.net  Testing speeds through this are done by sending the information to a server owned by that company, sending that data back to the user, and then analyzing it. As a result, there are many factors at play here beyond what we can control, as things could affect the overall speed at any point along the line between your house and server you are connecting to. 

I would recommend both changing servers on the speedtest and also changing what speed test you are using to see if you have the same results.

Hello @Allison00 

I want to ask if you have a chance to test the wireless connection with other Wi-Fi 6 clients, such as phones? What is the speed?

Are you using the same SSID for both 2.4G and 5G networks? Can you confirm if the wireless connection on this computer switched to 2.4G when the speed drops? I would suggest trying to create different SSIDs for the 2.4G and 5G networks, and ensure you are connected to the 5G network all the time. Before doing that, please disable the Smart Connect first.

You can also modify the 5G wireless settings, such as channel and channel width, pick up a clear channel to avoid any interference with your neighbours.