Can this product handle 50 mbps or more?
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.
851988
Viking here: according to Netgear, the N 300 can handle up to 400 MBPS. This is the modem/router I use in my network.
851989
I don't know, I only have the "everyday basic" mbps. On a happy front, I rebooted my modem and randomly started pushing the buttons on the front of the modem and now my wireless is working again. Yea!
312784
This article seems to suggest that it would be possible, if they all operate at the same speed. http://www.pcworld.com/article/231426/dlink_powerline_networking_success.html
535590
Yes, I believe it will because I am currently using it with Comcast internet and both download and upload speed are unaffected. I added this booster because I was having trouble with on-demand and this cleared up the problem.
47996
The speed of your internet connection is irrelevant to this device. Anything under 100Mbps is going to be fine, anything over will work but will be throttled by the adapter. You're fine using this.
158650
Sure but the bridge will not pass data at gigabit speed. I think it will only pass 11 mbps which for us is not an issue since we only have 6 mbps internet. The bridge replaces a wire but will be limited in it's bandwidth but will not affect anything on the main router. I always add a switch and a WAP after the bridge to expand the system.
2078912
I don't think you will stream at that speed, besides unless if you have unlimited data it would be a bandwidth killer. Good idea otherwise
267219
with 50 ft at 1800i i still get a few lost frames, so I would assume you would get the some what the same amount of lost packets. It got pretty pad that I had to drop down to a 25ft cable
767377
According to some of the reviews, this will only work for up to 100Mbit Ethernet, not Gigabit. But if you're using this to protect a cable modem (coax in from wall and out to modem, Ethernet in from modem and out to router), then you shouldn't need anything more than 100Mbit protection.
1669918
If it is a dual-band router which supports both 2.4 & 5Ghz then yes, otherwise no.
2260965
I have 35Mbps and it works fine. I was able to use it with a split Ethernet cable connection to my router also without any problems. I would advise against using a wireless connection based on my experience though.
38538
Yes it could be used for that... I would suggest an upgrade in the modem as the rj45 port is only 10 mbps and I would recommend a 100 mb port to a switch then use the switch as a distribution point [as the Homeportal only has a wan port]. Then put a switch out in the house where needed connected by cat 5e or 6 wire. This will allow home traffic between devices to travel at giga speeds. Still internet speed will be extremely slow due to the DSL modem/router and there is no headroom for use by more than one person at a time. But if you have no need to distribute the signal to only one room then a wire from the DSL modem to a switch is fine and devices connected to the switch can communicate at a higher speed.
2177354
I'm not sure what the questioner means by the term "connectors". If the reference is to Cat 5 cable, it's unlikely the system can perform at 200 mbps. However, Cat 5e or Cat 6 cable has gigabyte bandwidth and won't limit the system speed.
1512279
No this is not a gigabit router, Mark. Just 10/100. There are a lot of things we need to consider before we can recommend a router. It's better if you check this out: http://goo.gl/ReUk4e
1692392
Yes, but this is overkill for DSL. You will not get the benefits of enhanced speeds because your bottleneck is your internet service provider.
504239
Thanks, for the help but one more question...I have done some tests and the highest throughput I got was 12mbps/4.5mbps with a cheap pair of Asoka Pluglink 9650's...Would I see a better improvement, or is this product not worth the money?
1105373
Yes, although you will be able to get speeds of 1.5 gigabits per second only.
1136614
I'm not sure there's any way to know without opening it up (IIRC, it didn't include any paperwork). Although I never tested it for max speed, I used it on a gigabit link and regularly transferred data at well above 100Mbps without issue.