To add to that: throughput isn’t just about bandwidth, but also latency (BDP) but more importantly (in the case of WiFi) jitter and packet loss. Even if your W

To add to that: throughput isn’t just about bandwidth, but also latency (BDP) but more importantly (in the case of WiFi) jitter and packet loss. Even if your WiFi supports 1Gbit most of the time, tcp will throttle back to slow start (IIRC - the linear one) upon packet loss. And time to recovery depends on RTT. When I measure I always get inconsistent results on WiFi, whereas ethernet+fiber is butter smooth.