Are you using cabling or are you on Wifi? If it is cabling, it is natural that the transfer will be of better speed and stability.
I believe that by announcing 1gb, the manufacturer of a router is guaranteeing an “official” maximum speed that it is capable of traveling, it does not necessarily mean that some extra megabytes can not be transferred.
It's more reasonable to announce 1gb than to advertise 1.2 and have hoards of clients complaining that they are measuring only 1.1, for example. Anything that exceeds this 1gb "limit" will be perceived as bonus and customer satisfaction with the brand will be higher.
Are you using cabling or are you on Wifi? If it is cabling, it is natural that the transfer will be of better speed and stability.
I believe that by announcing 1gb, the manufacturer of a router is guaranteeing an “official” maximum speed that it is capable of traveling, it does not necessarily mean that some extra megabytes can not be transferred.
It's more reasonable to announce 1gb than to advertise 1.2 and have hoards of clients complaining that they are measuring only 1.1, for example. Anything that exceeds this 1gb "limit" will be perceived as bonus and customer satisfaction with the brand will be higher.