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Ethernet connectivity would be the top option for most broadband users in reference to connecting a computer or router to your cable modem. There are several reasons, and this FAQ will explain the most prudent factor(s). Using USB is typically useful for connecting a printer or some other external device (Plug N Play) to your computer, or network, in general. However, the amount of devices used with USB utilizes resources more and more with usage, which can show a significant performance degradation. The end game discretion: ethernet (megabit and gigabit networks) will always exceed the bandwidth limits of USB, especially the today's broadband and internal network growth and market.
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