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Laptop 2.4Ghz wifi -> Philips AndroidTV 2. Laptop 2.4Ghz wifi -> Philips AndroidTV 100Mbit lan - 55Mb/s

Laptop 2.4Ghz wifi -> CC 2nd Gen 5Ghz wifi - WIP Laptop 2.4Ghz wifi -> CC 2nd Gen 2.4Ghz wifi - 15Mb/s Laptop gigabit lan -> Philips AndroidTV 5Ghz wifi - WIP Laptop gigabit lan -> Philips AndroidTV 2.4Ghz wifi - WIP Laptop gigabit lan -> Philips AndroidTV 100Mbit lan - 90Mb/s Laptop gigabit lan -> CC 2nd Gen 5Ghz wifi - WIP Laptop gigabit lan -> CC 2nd Gen 2.4Ghz wifi - 30Mb/s As soon I changed my laptop to use the 2.4Ghz wifi, the speeds dropped to 15MB/s and 55MB/s respectively, so keep that in mind when local streaming. Don't forget this also affects your local streaming speed. These were tested from a laptop with a wired gigabit lan. I need to test the same devices on the 5Ghz wifi as soon as I get the chance. My Philips Android TV, connected with a 100mbit wire, has a max rate of 90MB/s.

For example, my 2nd Gen CC, currently connected to a 2.4Ghz wifi network, has a max rate of 30Mb/s. This will test your LAN performance of your Chromecast. Load it,, connect to the Chromecast you want to test (standalone or built-in), then from the same dialog launch a speedtest. These speed tests are powered by M-Labs, which is the speed test database integrated into BroadbandNow and Google search results. The Spectrum Internet® speeds shown in graphs above are based on hundreds of thousands of user speed tests. On Windows, download the latest version of Airflow. Spectrum Internet® Speeds and Speedtest FAQs. Sorry if this has already been posted, but I just discovered it myself and thought it could be useful, since many people posting here sometimes have issues that are directly attributable to the connection speed of their Chromecast in their wifi.