Gigabit internet, download is slower than upload on all ethernet connected Macs in the house (windows PCs are fine)
I recently got installed Gigabit Fiber optic internet (woohoo).
The tech came and we tested the speed. He was getting ~900 Mbps Down and UP on his windows laptop.
I have 3 Macs at home:
- Mac Pro 2010 - cabled directly to the modem with Cat 5e over 1Gbps ethernet
- Mac Mini 2012 - cabled directly to the modem with Cat 5e over 1Gbps ethernet
- Macbook Pro Touch Bar 2016 - using usb-c to ethernet adapter cabled directly to the modem with Cat 5e over 1Gbps ethernet
My wife has a Windows 10 PC (Dell XPS 13), and we are using the same usb-c dongle to connect the Dell to the modem than with the macbook. Strictly the same connection mechanism all around.
On the windows laptop I consistently get ~900 Mbps Down and ~900 Mbps Up.
On *any* of the Macs I get the full ~900 Mbps uploads, but never more than ~350 Mbps in download speed.
I don't get it. Tried playing with the MTU size, etc. Nothing changes, the Mac download is always about a third of what it should be.
MacBook Pro (13-inch, Late 2016, 4 TBT3), macOS High Sierra (10.13.5)