- #Broadcom netlink gigabit ethernet driver no gigabit setting install
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- #Broadcom netlink gigabit ethernet driver no gigabit setting windows 8.1
#Broadcom netlink gigabit ethernet driver no gigabit setting pro
#Broadcom netlink gigabit ethernet driver no gigabit setting windows 8.1
Desktop1 - Windows 8.1 Pro on Asus z97 Pro (wifi ac) motherboard with Intel I218-V NIC.My friend's laptop with gigabit NIC experienced also had slow 500 KB/s (jumping 0-100) transfer to desktop (1), but in all other cases (transfer from (1) or to/from desktop (2)) it was stable at ~100 MB/s. Also I saw transfers from (1) to (2) sometimes drop or even start at ~ 20 MB/s, even when connected directly.Īdditionally I tested transfers from my Dell n5110 laptop with 100 Mbit NIC and for it both, uploads and downloads, maxed out at 11 MB/s with all devices. It doesn't matter if they are connected via switch or directly with 1m CAT5e cable.
More interestingly desktop (1) transfers to desktop (2) with ~100 MB/s, but transfer from (2) to (1) is terribly slow ~500KB/s (jumping 0-100). It transfers from NAS with ~100 MB/s, but transfers to with 40 MB/s (not sure why so low, but that is not an issue at the moment). I also have OSX installed on this machine (I know it's not officially supported) and it still receives data at 5 MB/s from NAS.įor comparison I started up my old desktop (2) PC running Windows 8 Pro on Gigabyte x58A-UD3R motherboard with Realtek RTL8111E 1Gbit NIC to see how it behaves.
#Broadcom netlink gigabit ethernet driver no gigabit setting install
Not sure when and why it dropped, but it happened before I updated drivers, I haven't had any notable changes in hardware/infrastructure, might be caused somehow by to Windows Update (it didn't install network drivers, but did install Intel Management Engine Interface update). At that point transfers to desktop (1) averaged out at 5 MB/s instead of 150 KB/s as currently. When I did troubleshooting I used driver 19.0.5.0 (if I remember correctly, basically latest of 19.x). I got this board after returning two Gigabyte GA-Z87X-UD5 TH boards with faulty RAM slots, those boards used Intel I217V adapter and didn't have any transfer speed problems. It's getting annoying, I am considering to return the board and buy another, but I see that most of Z97 based boards are using same NIC. I sent this information to Asus already about 2 months ago, but so far have not gotten back anything more than "yes, it'looks like a driver issue, we are investigating". Pinging any of the devices had minimal 1-5 ms latency.īelow I summary of troubleshooting with various connected devices to identify the problem and everything seems to point to I218-V adapter. The link status was set to auto negotiation and speed was 1 Gbps/Full Duplex. Just updated to Intel PROSet driver version 20.0.10.0, but that didn't help. Would be nice if anyone could help identify the reason and solve it. After troubleshooting I've identified that issue appears only in transfers FROM gigabit capable devices. The transfers from NAS for some reason averaged 150 KB/s, but transfers to NAS are reasonable 70 MB/s. I've been using it over Wifi, but recently ran a cable to it to get better transfer to/from my gigabit-capable Synology ds213j NAS. I have a desktop (1) PC with a Asus z97 Pro (wifi ac) motherboard and Intel I218-V NIC running Windows 8.1 Pro.
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