How do I get full internet speed on PC?

[john1911]

Myabe the 240 was a glitch (happens many times, i see 240 mbps speeds)

because you were testing against your ISPs own servers. Very often it shows inflated speeds.

It is always best to test against other servers.

 

[chetansha]

because you were testing against your ISPs own servers. Very often it shows inflated speeds.

It is always best to test against other servers.

Even now I am.testing with airtel server from pc only its showing 118 mbps. Same server in morning showed 240.

 

[john1911]

Even now I am.testing with airtel server from pc only its showing 118 mbps. Same server in morning showed 240.

Yes, I noticed that. To avoid these kind of erroneous speeds and confusions, it is best to test against some other server.

 

[enthusiast29]

@enthusiast29

Call me old school, but given my hands-on experience of dealing with a myriad of WLAN modules over a decade, I would like to see a local synthetic benchmark (e.g. iPerf) rather on blindly relying on the internet-based speed test site results. That way, you can also get a rough idea regarding the actual signal-to-noise ratio on top of the RSSI data.

Yes and I agree but iPerf has its own purpose but is not necessary here since this is clearly not a driver/hardware issue.
To check speed from ISP a simple speed test is enough over LAN.

 

[Titokhan]

To check speed from ISP a simple speed test is enough over LAN.

Couldn't agree more, but the receptor hardware in question (MT7921) is known for its erratic behavior and sub-standard performance under load, which is why I suggested to tweak the test parameters as well.

...problem with WiFi module can be ruled out?

No, it can't.

Nonetheless, now that @chetansha has clarified the situation, it makes little sense to continue towards that direction.

 

[enthusiast29]

Couldn't agree more, but the receptor hardware in question (MT7921) is known for its erratic behavior and sub-standard performance under load, which is why I suggested to tweak the test parameters as well.

I understand what you're saying. I have an Intel 3160HMW chip and 5Ghz on it plagued by this behavior. Drops out to 1-2Mbps within a couple seconds of reaching full bandwidth. Sadly it's a driver issue from Intel and I can't find a single driver which doesn't have this bug and is compatible with Win10/11.