What is the MBPs after connecting on a 30mbps cable internet connection? I cannot believe this basic of all questions has not been asked here.
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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
737743
Considering that this item is 14mbps and your average internet connection is around 3mpbs it should be plenty fast for typical internet traffic such as gaming. 200mbps is only slow when you consider something used for direct connections like USB which is around 400mbps+. It's also not as fast as the 802.11b protocol which is around 54mbps. So as far as Internet access goes, it is fast enough. For home networking it is a bit slow.
948879
According to Arris it should handle better than 300Mbps. No cable providers that I know of provide that speed unless you pony up extra $$$. Of course you'll need a good router that can handle that kind of speed if you are wireless. After a lot of research I grabbed the ASUS RT-AC66U Dual-Band Wireless-AC1750 Gigabit Router. They seem to work happily together feeding 9 wireless devices.
1262300
I am at 50 mbps & it works fast & good for the price..I say its a good product & it hasnt let me down.
1832254
Joanne I am sorry I cannot compare. I can say the one I have is not good but i have yet to determine if it is the router or my Internet speed. Sorry I can't be better assistance.
1057966
I do not know the speed, but you would think its 100 Mbit/s because that's what Ethernet is capable of. Anyway, when I watch movies using DLNA, I have not had any hiccups or slowdown whatsoever. But of course I watch movies that are that big in file sizes.
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For a rough sense of relative performance, I tested using Comcast & speedtest.net using DOCSIS 3.0 cable modem, FVS318G (fw 3.1.1-08), gigabit ethernet. Laptop connected directly to cable modem: Down 27 Mbps / Up 5 Mbps. Laptop connected to FVS318G: Down 16 Mbps / Up 5 Mbps. For fun, following test is with Laptop connected via WiFi N to a WNDR3700v1 connected via 100 Mbs to FVS318G: Down 16 Mbps / Up 5 Mbps.
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.
314029
For WiFi interfaces you don´t have measures for 10 and 100Mbps (those are for Ethernet cable interfaces). That said that specific case support 802.11 b/g/n wireless specifications which means theoretically it could have transfer rates up to 54Mbps (802.11n specs). But do not expect to actually hit the maximum rate, in my my case I got something like 30-35Mbps in a good day (several different variables can affect a WiFi rate).But I´m satisfied with the product.
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To all the other responders, this is a problem for lots of homes which are getting upgraded internet for free. For example, Comcast just bumped my 50 mbit line to 105 mbit. The 100 mbit will be throttling for me as I will definitely lose speed due to overhead (I sustain speeds of 115 mbit right now on average). pretty soon the 100Mbit will no longer be acceptable for many users (I agree for most it is still fine, but I think in a few years this will be a problem)
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Although I haven't tried it myself over a "slow" connection, the manual says that a connection speed of 1Mbps is the minimum required and it is helpful to verify that you meet the requirement by visiting www.SpeedTest.net
979019
I'm transfering files at 90~95 mps in a 100 mbps network (from pc to nas) and 80~85 mbps backwards.Hope the info help you.Check out your network
988853
I agree with Awalker, Broadband and cable are two different animals. No matter what modem you have, broadband will be much slower than cable.
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Short answer is no, but I am getting more than before. Am in Sierra foothills in California, just installed what was "Burst" 50MBps Comcast offering, and 3 days later they raised speed for that level of service to 100Mbps. I had done some testing at the lower speed, and it sometime achieved 50 Mbps, and up to 10% over it on occasion. After announce, nothing changed for a few days, but then I started getting a max of 80 Mbps, and typical sustained rates of 60Mbps, so clearly some improvment. However, I'm now getting outages every evening about 8pm, with connection of/off every few minute. Note that Comcast inidicates you MUST reset modem via power off to get the increased speed. Lynn Brock
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You have a 50Megabit (Mb) connection which is only 6Megabytes (MB). Notice the little "b" in Mb and the big "B" in MB. They are a different unit of measurement. http://www.unitconversion.org/data-storage/megabits-to-megabytes-conversion.html This part will not help you at all and there is nothing wrong with your connection.
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I had a similar issue and contacted my ISP. The rep tested the signal strength and told me it was low because I had one of their older cable modems. He upgraded it at no charge and I haven't had any problems since. My cable company is notorious for always upgrading their hardware, but only new customers get it until you complain. Hope this helps.
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In Castle Rock, WA on the I-5 corridor, I just did a test at Speedtest.net and I'm currently getting 2.74Mbps down, and 2.99Mbps up. I would guess this is due to my semi-remote location, and the way that I'm using it (as a shared connection for my entire home network) and not the device itself.