Windows 10: Internet download speed limited to 200 Mbps after fresh win installl

Win 10 Pro
Asus RAMPAGE IV Extreme motherboard/ 3960x cpu/ 32gb RAM/ GTX 1080 x2 sli
Intel 82579V gigabit onboard LAN

Upgraded to 1 gig internet, which was working fine, then decided to update firmware, secure erase my ssd's and reinstall WIN 10 to get the drives back up to speed, which all went fine.

Now my internet DL speeds are capped at 200 Mbps, but I was getting 990 Mbps before the WIN reinstall. I have tried multiple LAN drivers, as most search results of similar problems come back with 'installing the LAN driver fixed it.' Installing the drivers did not fix it.

I have tried the driver from the ASUS website and from the Intel website and tried just not installing the driver and let windows do it. I have tried installing and not installing the chipset drivers. I have tried doing all these things in different orders. I have tried reinstalling on different hard drives.

I have tried different ethernet cables. Tried messing with multiple settings in the advanced properties of the network card in device manager to no effect. Link speed shows 1 Gbps Full Duplex, passes all diagnostics.

Strange thing is if I do a speed test from Netflix it shows 1.2 Gbps consistently. Anywhere else the results are mixed and the more times you do the test the closer it gets to 200 Mbps. If I try to download a file from anywhere or install something through Steam, Blizzard app, or the windows store its all capped at 200 Mbps (20-25 MB/s) Other devices on my network are getting the full internet speed.

I am completely out of ideas here.

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Internet Download Speed

I have Spectrum as my ISP and have selected their 200 Mbps Internet package. When I measure my download speed on my computer, I rarely exceed 100 Mbps. The Spectrum service technician came to my home today and using his instrument, measured in excess
of 200 Mbps going into my Modem. Bottom line - he claims that the speed measurement of 100 Mbps that I measure is due to my computer not being able to "support" the 200 Mbps download speed. My computer has a Broadcom.11n Network Adapter card, driver version
6.30.223.263. I tried to update the driver under Driver Manager and after a Web search, it came back and said that you have the latest driver. I went on the Web and discovered that Softpedia's website offers driver version 7.35.340.0 for the Broadcom.11n
for a Windows 10, 64 bit OS which is also my OS. Is it safe to install this apparently later driver version and will that make any difference in my computer's ability to "support" a 200 Mbps download speed? Is there any way I can upgrade my computer to take
advantage of the 200 Mbps that is available from Spectrum? I confess to being "computer ignorant" in what it is that limits a computer's ability to support a high download speed - is it the network adapter card?

 

Windows 10 Home - WIFI Slow internet speed - limited

Hi,

I Have installed on my brand new laptop windows 10 Home "already updated", I have a 10 Mbps internet connection but only reaches 1.2 Mbps, I ran a speed test on my phone that uses the same WiFi and is reaching 9 Mbps. Something is limiting the bandwidth
almost in 90% of its capacity, WiFi driver is Updated and I'm sitting next to the modem to get a better signal strength and I get full signal bars but the speed still the same, I already tried some basic troubleshooting suggested by Microsoft but still does
not work, I don't think something is consuming the bandwidth because my phone gets a good speed. I don't know what else to do.

Modified title from: Windows 10 Home - WIFI Slow internet speed - limited !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Internet Speed issues in uk, my friends get an average download speed of 90+ Mbps, whereas I get at most 10 Mbps.

Original Title -
UK Internet Speed Question

Hello, I'm not sure if I'm posting this in the correct area but was wondering about Internet speeds in the UK . Basically my friends get an average download speed of 90+ Mbps, whereas I get at most 10
Mbps. We only live a few miles apart, why is this? My friends are with Virgin and I am with Sky. Cheers!