Cisco Linksys E1500 Wireless Router Issues

About a month ago, I bought this new router, and at first it seemed like it was working okay, but then i started noticing that my roku box (watch netflix) was cutting out all the time, losing the connection from the new router. I also began to notice that if more than one person was online, pages took forever to load, can't watch youtube videos and even listening to music online like Pandora became difficult. Also it says that I can get up to 300 mbps but when i run the test I get .50 download and about 1.8 upload
Details About Router & Connection
Its a Linksys E1500 with the capability of up to 6 devices and my IPS is Comcast.

Make sure to upgrade the router’s firmware if there is a new firmware update available. Try to play around with the router’s wireless settings; use this tool: http://www.metageek.net/products/inssider/ to select the best channel that you can set on your router. With regard to that 300 Mbps of speed, it means that it is the maximum link/card speed that the adapter could get from the router not the actual internet speed.

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