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Download speed varies by OS on same computer

Started by derekc23 , Apr 04 2024 10:07 AM

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#1 derekc23

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Posted 04 April 2024 - 10:07 AM

I have a 900 mbps internet plan via Vodafone. I have three operating systems on different ssds. I have a cat6 cable connected to the router, and the Network adapter is an Intel Killer E2500 Gigabit Ethernet Controller. Motherboard Z370 AORUS Gaming 7-OP

My main os, Windows 11, is showing around 500 on Okla speedtest.

I have a second Windows 11 on another disk for test purposes, this is showing around 900. My third os, an old Windows 10, is also showing around 900.

I have tried to compare the specs of the different systems but can't see any differences that might cause this. The 'slower' system seems to have the most recent driver.

Edited by derekc23, 04 April 2024 - 10:12 AM.