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Hackers are using this new malware to target firewall appliances.I found these threads on the Ubuntu Forums which discus the support (lack of support) for the Killer E2200 Ethernet network driver under Linux. Insurance Aon confirms it has suffered 'cyber incident' by HELLFIRE Kaspersky Tries To Maintain Neutrality During Ukraine War by antdude did anyone else get a cable modem from Spectrum out of the blue? by jig Does this really work? Mods, please move after 24 hours if needbe by Gem Still no communication from EBOX to customers by m0nkey_ Taking care of an inground pool by takeahike Viasat Says 'Cyber Event' Causing Broadband Outages Across Europe + more notable news.Very, Very Bad Ideas: Ukraine Asks ICANN To Disconnect Russia From The Internet + more notable news.Average Broadband Usage Tops Half A Terabyte In Q4 2021 + more notable news.Cable One To Drop 100-meg Plan, Migrate Subs To Pricier 200-meg Tier + more notable news.Should i uninstall the Killer software? Because I just disabled the network management part of it. : Killer E2200 Gigabit Ethernet Controller

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I have a MSI gaming laptop (MSI GT72 Dominator Pro G-034) as well and that software went into the trash.how do I go about doing that?this is what i pulled from the event viewer about the card:ĭescription. That software is a QOS package and it may be limiting your speedtest to make sure you have enough percent bandwidth for gaming. Uninstall the 'gimmicky' Killer Ethernet software and just use the basic Gbit Ethernet drivers. That was a while back, and I assume node usage has increased, so you would likely see a little bit less than that(assuming that somehow your D3 modem was sent that D3.1 tier provisioning).

As Telcodad mentioned, when a Comcast employee posted about their 24 channel tests, they were able to achieve speeds of roughly 700 Mbps(with uncapped speeds). In real world conditions and after overhead, you're not going to see anywhere near the listed rate. Your area does not have 32 downstream channels, only 24. utComcast usually over-provisions their tiers by 20% or so, which is why you would see a bit over 300.I had the Arris SB6183 and I was getting 300+Mbps (it says on the box rated up to 686Mbps) and the one I just bought, the 6190, says it is rated up to 1.4Gbps (w/32 ds channels).Īccording to Wikipedia, throughput could get over 1,000 Mbps Do you think it might be worth a test to swap it out, even though it is not 3.1?!?!The highest D3.0 modem tier is Extreme 300, so I don't think you'd get any more than a 360 Mbps download speed with that.That actually seems innaccurate. I have a docsis 3.0 modem that says it is rated for up to 1.4 Gbps. I also have some flat ones that I bought off of amazon. ? Normal Cat6 even unshielded should technically provide 10Gbps.I did swap my cables to some other standard cat6 cables (550Mhz rated). Category 8 is the next UTP cabling offering to be backward compatible.ĭid you swap Ethernet cables? To the modem and router etc. Cat 7 is already in place as a shielded cable solution with non-traditional connectors that are not backward-compatible with category 3 through 6A.

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Category 7 is an international ISO standard, but not a TIA standard. However, no legitimate Category 6e standard exists, and Cat 6e is not a recognized standard by the Telecommunications Industry Association.

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Their intent was to suggest their offering was an upgrade to the Category 6 standardpresumably naming it after Category 5e. Soon after the ratification of Cat 6, a number of manufacturers began offering cable labeled as 'Category 6e'. It's not a recognized standard.Ĭategory 6e is not a standard, and is frequently misused because category 5 followed with 5e as an enhancement on category 5. I'm seriously wondering if that Cat6e cable is hindering performance. Lawguru has already been hitting 900+ mbps in previous speed tests on the page 5 of this thread