I’m currently in the midst of this too. I have a TP Link Deco X60 system. I’m starting to think this might be an issue with the OLED Deck and this router, but only when downloading from steams servers. I installed the Chrome browser and ran a speed test over Ethernet and WiFi. I am getting close to gigabit over Ethernet, so the issue is not local networking related. It must be a deck configuration.
And when I followed it the speeds increased massively, but this only persists until you restart unless you create the config file (I assume, not done it yet). I also enabled developer mode and used the console from the settings instead of using the browser in desktop mode as this post instructs.
All very annoying, but hopefully this will filter up to Valve and they can push out a patch to fix this.
I’m currently in the midst of this too. I have a TP Link Deco X60 system. I’m starting to think this might be an issue with the OLED Deck and this router, but only when downloading from steams servers. I installed the Chrome browser and ran a speed test over Ethernet and WiFi. I am getting close to gigabit over Ethernet, so the issue is not local networking related. It must be a deck configuration.
I found this post here: https://www.reddit.com/r/SteamDeck/s/dse3x7hzRj
And when I followed it the speeds increased massively, but this only persists until you restart unless you create the config file (I assume, not done it yet). I also enabled developer mode and used the console from the settings instead of using the browser in desktop mode as this post instructs.
All very annoying, but hopefully this will filter up to Valve and they can push out a patch to fix this.