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Could there be other wireless networks nearby using the same channels as you are?
Thus, resulting in interference?

You can check this with the utility "iStumbler".
I believe there are some others than can show you the same information.

Also:
If you are having problems while connected at 2.4ghz, have you tried switching over to 5ghz?
Or, vice versa?
 
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Could there be other wireless networks nearby using the same channels as you are?
Thus, resulting in interference?

You can check this with the utility "iStumbler".
I believe there are some others than can show you the same information.

Also:
If you are having problems while connected at 2.4ghz, have you tried switching over to 5ghz?
Or, vice versa?
Thanks will check out.
[doublepost=1459267505][/doublepost]Thanks, will check it out.
 
Are there other wifi devices using your router?

The max quoted speed is shared between them so other devices will have an effect. If you want or need maximum bandwidth then a cable is always the best bet.
 
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