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‎08-13-2024 04:01 PM

HP Recommended
Product: 3QB09AVT
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 11

After many years of slow internet, and a recent botched Windows 10 Update, I recently upgraded to Windows 11 Pro. I have not loaded any software other than Chrome at this point. My internet speeds are running at about 10 Mbps via ethernet cable and 75-80 Mbps via WiFi on my 5 Ghz band. My service is a fibre 1 Gigabyte. My work laptop, sitting right next to the problematic HP is getting upwards of 540 Mbps on the same WiFi band. (I run dual bands so my appliances can use the 2.4 Ghz)

 

My network adapter is the Realtek RTL8821 CE 802.11ac1 single antenna. Would upgrading it help increase my speed?

 

Thanks!!

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