comhem Nätverk hjälp

Jag hoppas det är ok jag skriver på engelska.

Hi all, im sorry for writing in english but im afraid my swedish is not yet at a level you would proberly understand.

The issue I am having is with the CBN CH7284E modem from comhem. I have just upgraded to the 500meg down and 50 up package but fail to get anywhere near this speed.

When running speed test from Ookla the max i get is 180 down but the up is always constant between 40-50mb.

When I've called comhem they have said they have confirmed they are getting 360-400mb to the router.

I am using a Onboard Ethernet port "Marvell Yukon 88E8071 based ethernet controller" which supports gigabit. The network cable is plugged directly into the router to my pc, using a cat 5e cable.

So I am wondering what is causing the issue from router to pc that im not getting what com hem state they can send to the router?

I have tried the following -

Ran speed test in safe mode with networking - no change
Tried changing the values of the ethernet controller from auto-neg to 1gbps and 1000mbs full duplex - no change
Tried diff network cables - no change
ran some measurementlab tests which showed a better 277mbps but never found anything wrong with the network
TCP optimize tool - no change
Drivers are up to date and no outstanding win updates

None of the other computers in the house supports above the 100mbps
I have not bought a pci card that supports gigabit or 10/100/1000 as the gigabit one should be good enough.

Any help or suggestions would be great, I also dont mind if you want to reply in Swedish as I'll have my wife translate.

Regards

David

So I ran a network test and i got the following back

Test conditions
Tester: 80-239-142-204.customer.teliacarrier.com (80.239.142.204) [?]
Target: c83-254-235-39.bredband.comhem.se (83.254.235.39) [?]
Logfile base name: ::ffff:83.254.235.39-2014-06-15-18:23:22 [?]
This report is based on a 10 Mb/s target application data rate [?]
This report is based on a 20 ms Round-Trip-Time (RTT) to the target application [?]
The Round Trip Time for this path section is 9.000000 ms.
The Maximum Segment Size for this path section is 1460 Bytes. [?]
Target host TCP configuration test: Warning! [?]
Warning: TCP connection is not using RFC1323 timestamps. [?]
Diagnosis: The target (client) is not properly configured. [?]
Warnings reflect problems that might not affect target end-to-end performance. [?]
> See TCP tuning instructions at http://www.psc.edu/networking/projects/tcptune/ [?]
Path measurements [?]
The path to the tester is too long for accurate measurements.
> Test a shorter path section or reduce the target data rate and/or RTT. [?]
Data rate test: Pass! [?]
Pass data rate check: maximum data rate was 451.776075 Mb/s [?]
Loss rate test: Pass! [?]
Pass: measured loss rate 0.001345% (74325 packets between loss events). [?]
FYI: To get 10 Mb/s with a 1460 byte MSS on a 20 ms path the total end-to-end loss budget is 0.167224% (598 packets between losses). [?]
Suggestions for alternate tests
FYI: This path may even pass with a more strenuous application: [?]
Try rate=10 Mb/s, rtt=222 ms
Try rate=451 Mb/s, rtt=4 ms
Or if you can raise the MTU: [?]
Try rate=10 Mb/s, rtt=1374 ms, mtu=9000 bytes
Try rate=451 Mb/s, rtt=30 ms, mtu=9000 bytes
Network buffering test: Warning! [?]
This test did not complete due to other problems with the path, target or tester.
> Correct other problems first, and then rerun this test. [?]
Estimated queue size is at least: Pkts: 2 Bytes: 2920
This is probably an underestimate of the actual queue size. [?]
This corresponds to a 0.267373 ms drain time. [?]
To get 10 Mb/s with on a 20 ms path, you need 25000 bytes of buffer space. [?]
Tester validation: Pass! [?]
No internal tester problems were detected.
Tester version: $Id: pathdiag.py,v 1.47 2009/06/10 21:19:57 mathis Exp $

Tried downloading amd drivers and got to 2.5mb/s was ofc slowly rising but not fast. Nvidia was not so fast either.
Steam started to download at 28 mb/s but then stops and starts.

Any idea why when downloading as I am now and it may just be 12 mb/s that the internet would effect my games?

I have my old CG3100 modem still and was orginally wanting to put it in bridge mode but was not sure how to do this, if you have any guides so I could do this id love to see them

Hey Damir2d, do you mean the CBN modem or the CG3100 to bridge first? Since the CBN only has 2 ports would I be able to bridge that and use 1 port for my tivo box and use the other port to transfer to the netgear CG3100 and still get 500mb connection?