Ethernet cables, which are typically faster than Wi-Fi, can sometimes be slower due to various factors. These can include using outdated or low-quality cables, such as those made with copper-clad aluminum instead of pure copper, or cables that do not meet TIE/EIA standards. Physical damage to the cable itself or the port on the device can also impede speeds. Additionally, outdated network drivers or incorrect network settings on the computer or router can lead to reduced Ethernet performance, even when using advanced Wi-Fi protocols like Wi-Fi 7. AI
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