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PC (host) >> Router >> Mac (client).
The performance graph indicated massive spikes for red and green. Blue remained low.
https://forums.att.com/t5/AT-T-Fiber-Equipment/ARRIS-NVG599-Wireless-Router-is-not-a-great-product-for/td-p/4279017
My cat6e cable is only 25ft long. It goes up through the floor, out from where the TV is and over to my laptop. I run my laptop power cable and ethernet through one of those plastic hoses used to organize cords.
I also disconnected the laptop power cord to see if it's interfering and it doesn't seem to be. Since it worked great and then pooped out on me, do you think it's the cord?
Chuckle and sigh.....