 NickDPremium
join:2000-11-17
Princeton Junction, NJ | reply to amarryat
Re: Comcast will not be able to keep up on the upstream My wi-fi router can't seem to go above 20 mbps, so a Comcast speed increase won't make my network faster. When connected directly to ethernet, I get 35 mbps down 10 up. |
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 amarryatVerizon FiOS
join:2005-05-02
Marshfield, MA
 ·Verizon FiOS
| said by NickD:My wi-fi router can't seem to go above 20 mbps, so a Comcast speed increase won't make my network faster. When connected directly to ethernet, I get 35 mbps down 10 up.
You need to get an "N" wifi router. |
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 An
@comcast.net | reply to NickD
buy a Gb router...and you gotta remember wifi is half duplex so theres always loss. |
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 tc1uscg
join:2005-03-09
Saint Clair Shores, MI | said by An :buy a Gb router...and you gotta remember wifi is half duplex so theres always loss.
For me, my bottle neck was my cables and my CC phone/modem. I dumped the phone service months ago and CC refused to give me a new modem. So, I just said, screw you, I'll go get my own SB6121 docis3 and swapped out my cables to 6e's. Already got a giga router and 802.11n router (Dlink DIR655 and matching AP). I'm paying 40 right now for 25/4 and I'm happy with the speeds. Bottle neck is gone. |
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