RVS4000 restricting high speed cable internet.

I have a RVS 4000 with a Charter Internet That is 5 MB up and 60 MB Down. the RVS4000 seems to be restricting my speed on the up to 3.6 and down to around 21 MB.
With a workstation directly connected my speeds are 4.5 and 46 MB respectively, but when i plug the router in I lose speed.
I have the firewall turned off.
Any ideas.

Hi David,
Thank you for posting. Try going to IPS -> Configuration and disable IPS Function. This should help with your internet speed.

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