Windows 10: Wi-fi speed is slow on High or Ultimate Performance Power Plan

For some reason, on my MSI GF63 Thin Gaming Laptop OS: Windows 11 Home, the Wi-Fi speed is 0.34Mbps checked via Speedtest on High Performance or Ultimate Performance Power Plans. But when I switched to Balanced Power Plan, the speed becomes normal about 25Mbps. My laptop is a bit far away from the router but it's still acceptable than 0.34Mbps. These days it isn't much of an issue but if I wanted to play an online game, it would be impossible on that speed since the laptop automatically switches to High or Ultimate Performance power plan when launching it.Tried fiddling with the advanced

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High Performance Power Plan and Ultimate Performance Power Plan.

What is the real difference between the High Performance Power Plan and Ultimate Performance Power Plan?

 

High Performance Power Plan and Ultimate Performance Power Plan.

So in conclusion that the power plan is crap?

I decided to do my own bench marking between the 2 (yes I though screw is lets do this).

With the setting as ultimate performance, my score was 8386.

With the setting as high performance (the one that I normally use), my score was 8397.

So if this "ultimate performance" is supposed to let all your hardware go so to say, then why are the marks less that high? I have the same settings in both so I don't understand why its an ultimate performance thing lol.

 

High Performance Power Plan and Ultimate Performance Power Plan.

Hi Kiwi. I'm Greg, an installation specialist, 9 year Windows MVP and Independent Advisor, here to help you.

It's a new Power Plan added in Version 1803 for workstations that should also help gamers with high-intensity tasks. It's all explained here:

https://www.thewindowsclub.com/ultimate-perform...

https://www.maketecheasier.com/ultimate-perform...

I hope this helps. Feel free to ask back any questions and let us know how it goes. I will keep working with you until it's resolved.

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