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Steam/ps5 games that are 20gb would download in a couple minutes ish instead of 6 minutes A 10Gb/sec (Gigabit) network is only 1. 25GB/sec (Gigabytes). So I don't think it What are your recommendations for a basic, reliable router that outputs gigabit speeds wired in and over 5G wifi? I am confused to as to what to trust and what to look for regarding specs now. I have gigabit fiber internet through a local ISP here in New Mexico, and it's absolutely amazing. 5g port, because the modem supports it, but my internet speed is gigabit. I am not complaining here, but I am curious as to I have Xfinity based gigabit internet and my PC seems to be unable to come close to any of my other devices in terms of download speeds when connected with the same Cat6 ethernet Check in the settings of the ethernet device if it's running at 1 gigabit/s. Reply reply SirLauncelot • I am on the early access store and all I see is a router that has 2 10G SFP ports and 9 Gigabit ports. Does such a thing exist without spending a fortune? So far this seems to be the closest match, but Do you really need gigabit internet service? Probably not. . If the Basically what I'm asking is it worth paying super fast speeds, as in 800mbps to a gigabit when every speed test seems to cap out around 200-300mbps range on my laptop. (Using 3x Unifi access points) : r/Ubiquiti Gaming Sports Business Crypto Television Celebrity Go to Ubiquiti r/Ubiquiti so I thought, ok maybe only one connection uses GBE (gigabit Ethernet) and any others connected at the same time are limited to FE (Fast Ethernet aka 100 mbps). Here's why it may be overkill, plus three scenarios where it actually I thought about stepping up to the gigabit plan, but that only offers 10mbps upload speed, and since I cannot use the faster download speed, it doesn't make sense to increase my monthly Welcome to your friendly /r/homelab, where techies and sysadmin from everywhere are welcome to share their labs, projects, builds, etc. 5 Gbps LAN Port? : r/HomeNetworking r/HomeNetworking Current search is within r/HomeNetworking Remove r/HomeNetworking 10GB Switch Recommendation Needed : r/HomeNetworking r/HomeNetworking Current search is within r/HomeNetworking Remove r/HomeNetworking filter and expand search to all of Reddit It supports link aggregation for 2 of the gigabit ports. Folks who setup 10gig home networking, what do you Currently my cable-modem is connected to the 2. Just was wondering what's the most recommended router for gigabit fiber as of 2024? r/HomeNetworking Current search is within r/HomeNetworking Remove r/HomeNetworking filter and expand search to all of Reddit A gigabit connection works out to 125MB/s, while 400mbps connection would be 50MB/s. Wij willen hier een beschrijving geven, maar de site die u nu bekijkt staat dit niet toe. then I removed I am new to all this, iv seen many people throw around the terms gigabit and gigabyte when talking about the connection speed. In my office we must renew the IT hardware, for the network Gigabit tech is old and mature by this point and that switch (any pretty much any other on Amazon advertised specifically as Gigabit) will work fine Hi guys, first time posting here. 5g port, because the modem supports it, but Reply reply littlejack59 • i know its been a year but I thought of a way to use up the full 10 gig Just have like 50-500 more kids, you can make your own Gigabit internet but only getting 350-450mbps via wifi. It's possible that you can change the connection speed in the settings from 10 (0)mbit to gigabit. Please explain more the units you are using to avoid conflation. Currently my cable-modem is connected to the 2. However beyond gigabit can't even be utilized by most home networks without expensive upgrades to the LAN equipment making beyond gigabit speeds even more useless. I know 1000 Wij willen hier een beschrijving geven, maar de site die u nu bekijkt staat dit niet toe. A few times it'll Gigabit Internet: Is It Worth Splurging for a Faster Internet Plan? Plenty of internet providers offer gig-level plans, but you might not All I want is an affordable switch with one SFP+ port and a bunch of 10G RJ45's for cat6. What is the difference between 1 Gbps LAN Port and a 2. Network Admin - Does a 10Gb uplink make sense on a gigabit switch? Hi all, i would have help from reddit sysadmin community. Nothing that seems to support 10G RJ45 ports.
