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Why your LAN-connected repeater only reaches 90 Mbit/s

Original: Repeater per LAN angebunden, aber im Zimmer kommen kaum mehr als ~90 Mbit/s an? Oft steckt irgendwo ein altes Kabel oder

A common home-network problem is making the rounds: a Wi-Fi repeater properly connected via LAN to the router still delivers barely 90 Mbit/s in the room. The usual culprit is an old network cable or a port limited to 100 Mbit/s somewhere in the chain, which caps speeds regardless of how fast the internet line is. The advice: check cables and ports for gigabit support before blaming the router or provider.

Why now: Slow speeds despite wired repeaters are a widespread frustration, and the simple old-cable explanation resonates with home network users

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