Slowly losing WIFI speed | Lenovo U410 14.04 | Intel 7260 topic

Hi,

I have a Lenovo U410 (i7, 8GB, etc.) with an Intel Corporation Wireless 7260 and i'm using Ubuntu 14 for about 7 months now.

All working great but since 2 weeks i am losing network speed when i use my WIFI connection. The longer i work with wifi, the slower it gets. After 45-50 minutes i have to reboot or use the UTP cable to continue working. onnected with UTP (RTL8101E/RTL8102E PCI Express) there are no problems, all perfect.

I have a second partition with Windows on it, and there no problems when i use Windows. High speed all the time so it seems a Ubuntu problem ... but what?

Any help would be appreciated!

Is Wine Necessary for steam games to run at full speed? topic

Is wine necessary as I plan to play DOTA 2 and Left 4 Dead 2 on my PC,
(I am dual booting UBUNTU 12.04 LTS with Windows XP SP3 32 bit)

My system specifications are as follows
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Amd Athlon II X2 260 3.2 GHZ
Asus M4N68-T LE-V2
4GB DDR III 1333MHZ GSKILL RAM
ASUS HD7750 1GD5 V2
1 TB WD PURPLE
500 GB WD GREEN
(C: WINDOWS XPSP3 250 GB , E: UBUNTU 25GB '/', 16 GB 'SWAP', 226GB '/home' F:463 GB) FROM 1TB
(D: 146 GB BAD SECTORS G: 146 GB GOOD, H: 172GB GOOD) FROM 500 GB HDD
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troubles with speed limit settings on FatRat topic

I recently installed FatRat from the Ubuntu 12.04 LTS software center, and I am having problems with it ignoring my attempts to throttle the download speeds. Every time I start a new download, a small window appears for me to paste in a source URL, and to set speed limits, and the limits are ignored. I can create a queue, with a name, and set speed limits there, as part of the queue properties, but that still guarantees nothing. If I set a queue speed limit, then add a URL to download, and also set a speed limit in the same popup window the URL gets pasted into, then and only then do I see the download being throttled down. Is that the way it is supposed to work?