Ethernet Connection Slower than Wi-Fi
eu. Introducere
A. Explanation of Ethernet and Wi-Fi connections
B. Statement of the problem – Ethernet connection being slower than Wi-Fi
II. Causes of slower Ethernet connection
A. Physical limitations of Ethernet cables
1. Length of the cable affecting signal strength
2. Interference from nearby electronic devices
B. Network congestion and bandwidth allocation
1. Shared network connection among multiple devices
2. Unequal distribution of bandwidth to Ethernet connections
III. Comparison between Ethernet and Wi-Fi speeds
A. Advantages of Ethernet connection
1. Consistent and reliable speeds
2. Lower latency compared to Wi-Fi
B. Advantages of Wi-Fi connection
1. Convenience and flexibility for multiple devices
2. Higher potential speed depending on router capabilities
IV. Possible solutions to improve Ethernet connection speed
A. Upgrading Ethernet cables
1. Cat6 or higher category cables for better signal strength
2. Shortening the length of cable for improved performance
B. Troubleshooting and minimizing interference
1. Keeping Ethernet cables away from electronic devices
2. Using shielding materials to reduce interference
C. Optimizing network settings
1. Allocating proper bandwidth to Ethernet connections
2. Prioritizing Ethernet traffic over Wi-Fi
V. Concluzie
A. Recap of the problem – Ethernet connection being slower than Wi-Fi
B. Importance of identifying and addressing the causes of slower Ethernet speeds
C. Potential solutions to improve Ethernet connection speed
D. Encouragement to take necessary steps to optimize Ethernet performance
