1. Your MacBook OR Router is negotiating the link at 100Mbps instead of 1Gbps. Chances are your router does not support gigabit ethernet. If that's the case, you're screwed - time to buy a new router.
2. Your ethernet cable does not support 1Gbps (unlikely but possible). Try using a different cable.
just checked online and it does have Gb ports.
Same results with a different cable
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But you probably can't record with your mac because it seems pretty old.
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Wow, tool.
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How do you not already have a newer computer?
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Not really sure if I found that out right. The ratio of those number is 1.73, while 518/381 = 1.36
EDIT:
These are the correct dimensions : 4039.80km x 2970.443km. I can show you the math if you want.
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Swedish grammar is pretty easy.
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Those are 3 good things.
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if you don't know what you are doing, don't post.
the answer is y=0.25x-5.5
1.5-(-3.5)/8-(-12) = 5/20
y = 0.25x + b
sub in any point given
-3.5 = 0.25(8) + b
find b
b = -5.5
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I know that it will never actually get up to 1gbps, because of the hard drive inside, but it is still concerning that using wifi gets a faster speed.
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just checked online and it does have Gb ports.
Same results with a different cable
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thunderbolt to ethernet adapter -> plugged into the back of the router in one of the LAN ports.
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its the 2013 rMBP and the router is the AirPort timecapsule.
Nothing else was connected to it.
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11MB/s directly connected with ethernet cable.
Is this normal?