I have 200Mbps fiber plan.When I'm using a powerline b/w router & PC, I'm getting 100Mbps via speedtest.net. Can I get 200Mbps by using WUMC710?
858040
WUMC710 may give you throughput of 1300Mbps at most which will be contracted to 1Gbps due to limitation of ethernet ports of WUMC710. But to get that from it your router should have wireless functionality and comply to 11ac standard. Besides, your computer should also have gigabit ethernet port.
858041
I get about 472Mbps on a 500Mbps plan with the WUMC710 using a Netgear AC1900 router on both my PC and Mac.
1949668
I don't know because my internet went up to 75 MBPS, I used to use these Netgear 85 adapters, but noticed that they slowed down the download speed, so I switched to TP-LINK TL-PA4010 KIT (2 adapters) they are 500 MBPS and work great, measures the same speed directly at the router and in the other room via TP-LINK. I through away netgears 85, old technology by now. Good luck
851987
According to the specs page on this site, it does up to 400 Mb/s (megabits/sec). NOT 400 MB (bytes), which would be 3.2 Gigabits/sec, as someone else answered. But 400Mb/s is more than enough for any cable internet provider in the U.S., unless you have Google Fiber.
1189824
I actually have this modem, we started with Qwest, than of course it became Century Link. I have the 12Mbps speed, it works great on this modem.We are in Colorado. It runs 802.11b,g & n. If that helps any one?
1852871
Two things; you can reset your modem and router a couple time to make sure you getting the right speed or you can check with your provider to make sure in your area you do get 40mbps. Remember your this router are capable of running up to 100 mbps.
525413
I used to have Cisco WRT54G router to work with this repeater. I noticed that the entire wireless network slowed down to under 10Mbps, while the cable service rate is 50Mbps. Recently I switched to Netgear AC router, and found that only those devices connected to this repeater got downgraded in data rate while others connected to the main AC router remained at 50Mbps.
1257361
Hi, mine only reboot once and the speedtest.net report between 25 and 30Mbps, sometimes even more. Good luck with yours.
543515
That is complete b.s. I have been using a TM722g in the San Mateo area for over a year. I have screaming fast internet speeds via Comcast (120mbps) and no monthly equipment fees. From day one it has worked flawlessly and there have been no issues whatsoever.
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To stream netflix, 10/100 Mbps is fast enough because the traffic from your ISP (such as Xfinity/Comcast or AT&T; Uverse) will only go as high as 20-25Mbps for down stream and up stream is much much less.The Gigabit speed is only needed between PC to PC on your local network. For example streaming or transferring a file from one PC to the other or to the TV.For example, I have the cable/dsl modem connected to my wireless router. Then the router is connected to the giga switch, with other PCs connected to the giga switch as well. That way, all my PC will be on the giga and can transfer or stream at speeds higher than 100 Mbps. To stream netflix, 10/100 Mbps is fast enough because the traffic from your ISP (such as Xfinity/Comcast or AT&T; Uverse) will only go as high as 20-25Mbps for down stream and up stream is much much less.The Gigabit speed is only needed between PC to PC on your local network. For example streaming or transferring a file from one PC to the other or to the TV.For example, I have the cable/dsl modem connected to my wireless router. Then the router is connected to the giga switch, with other PCs connected to the giga switch as well. That way, all my PC will be on the giga... » Read More To stream netflix, 10/100 Mbps is fast enough because the traffic from your ISP (such as Xfinity/Comcast or AT&T; Uverse) will only go as high as 20-25Mbps for down stream and up stream is much much less.The Gigabit speed is only needed between PC to PC on your local network. For example streaming or transferring a file from one PC to the other or to the TV.For example, I have the cable/dsl modem connected to my wireless router. Then the router is connected to the giga switch, with other PCs connected to the giga switch as well. That way, all my PC will be on the giga and can transfer or stream at speeds higher than 100 Mbps. « Show Less
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It should work. I am using it to increase the range/speed between my smart tv and my Asus AC router. My experience has been excellent with only one disconnection in months that was simply remedied by reboot of the wumc710.
2165994
It depends on your home internet provider. I have Time Warner Cable's standard internet and I max out at 18.4Mbps. First do a speed test on www.speedtest.net. if you aren't getting a minimum of 10Mbps, then talk to your local provider to upgrade your internet speed. I can view YouTube videos in full 1080 p and download a 25MB app in about 5 seconds.
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I am no longer using this, but I had 20 Mbps service on CenturyLink and would get 14-20 Mbps. I think that 20 was the max it would support. Be sure you update to the latest firmware. This router has a lot of features including some advanced port forwarding. I just needed more speed than I could get with POTS and went to cable. I had some problems and leased a modem from CenturyLink, but found that the problem was in the phone wiring. This Actiontec actually worked better than the new modem.
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Ummm sounds like technogibberish to me . all cable modems are 2-way. They have to be. Now the question is does it meet the docs is 3.0 standard? Yes it does. You will be able to Get >300mbps down and ~120mbps up.
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I'm not a pro so I will answer the question the best I can, There are differences in the wires sold today and what existed in the past have improved greatly, and certain wires are used for various applications, I would check with someone with a little more experience, My internet cable is connected with an old wire as well and I have not noticed any speed problem, Sorry I couldn't be of more assistance.
504238
I have comcast 120/11 and I get around 80/10 even though it says its connected at 270mb/s in the power line utility.
504240
I have Time Warner Cable Extreme (30 Mbps down / 5 Mbps up) and 3 TL-PA511 adapters (2 upstairs and 1 downstairs). The modem is downstairs in the office (OFFICE) by the first adapter. The second adapter is in the master bedroom (ROOM 1) and third in my brothers room (ROOM 2). I ran a few test to help answer your question. Test 1 (speakeasy.net) OFFICE: 33 Mbps / 5 Mbps ROOM 1: 16 Mbps / 5 Mbps (through powerline adapter) ROOM 2: 24 Mbps / 5 Mbps (through powerline adapter) Test 2 (speakeasy.net) OFFICE: 33 Mbps / 5 Mbps ROOM 1: 16 Mbps / 5 Mbps (through powerline adapter) ROOM 2: 25 Mbps / 5 Mbps (through powerline adapter) Test 3 (speakeasy.net) OFFICE: 33 Mbps / 5 Mbps ROOM 1: 17 Mbps / 5 Mbps (through powerline adapter) ROOM 2: 28 Mbps / 5 Mbps (through powerline adapter) Test 4 (speakeasy.net) OFFICE: 33 Mbps / 5 Mbps ROOM 1: 16 Mbps / 5 Mbps (through powerline adapter) ROOM 2: 20 Mbps / 5 Mbps (through powerline adapter) Test 5 (TWC Speed Test) OFFICE: 33 Mbps / 5 Mbps ROOM 1: 18 Mbps / 5 Mbps (through powerline adapter) ROOM 2: 28 Mbps / 5 Mbps (through powerline adapter) Test 6 (TWC Speed Test) OFFICE: 33 Mbps / 5 Mbps ROOM 1: 21 Mbps / 5 Mbps (through powerline adapter) ROOM 2: 23 Mbps / 5 Mbps (through powerline adapter) I also recorded a few rates reported by the TP-Link Utility. I was running the utility on my laptop in the office, so it reported the rates to ROOM 1 and ROOM 2. Recorded Rate #1 (TP-Link Utility) ROOM 1: 39 Mbps ROOM 2: 64 Mbps Recorded Rate #2 (TP-Link Utility) ROOM 1: 46 Mbps ROOM 2: 68 Mbps Recorded Rate #3 (TP-Link Utility) ROOM 1: 52 Mbps ROOM 2: 70 Mbps Recorded Rate #4 (TP-Link Utility) ROOM 1: 54 Mbps ROOM 2: 71 Mbps
1258640
Win7 and 8 support is spotty at best. With the drivers from Netgear's website, I could only get a 2Mbps download speed. I thought the issue was the OS, so I upgraded to Win8 but had the same issue. My two other computers can download at my cap of 25Mbps. All are wireless. All are less than 20 feet from the router and in the same room with no blockage.