Many ISP's way "oversubscribe" their Internet service by selling high-speed to way more customers than their "back-end" connection to the Internet can support...
Especially if it is faster early in the morning and slower from about 6:00PM-11:00PM (when everyone is home playing on the Internet), that may be the bulk of your problem.
Also, if you didn't protect your wireless signal with an encryption key, you might have a bunch of neighbors glomming onto your signal.
I set a wireless router up in the front room one time where I used to live - and by the time I got back to the bedroom to test it out - I was already the 2nd user on my wireless!!! The kids across the street had already found it and associated to my network...
The test of trying it wireless & then just plugging your laptop into a wired connection on the router is also a very good suggestion to narrow it down to your ADSL service or the wired vs wireless...
Just don't leave both connections going simultaneously on your laptop - Windows gets very confused with multiple network connections...
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