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MoCA 2.5 adapters?
Wow. Yeah concrete walls will stop the 5ghz sorry to hear that. With my AT@T Dsl my ping to game servers was between 80-100ms. That was wired or wireless. Now I have Spectrum 400mbps cable internet and my ping is down to 50ms. The routers work alot more efficiently together not in a "mesh" wifi...- Unibrowser
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MoCA 2.5 adapters?
That's actually how I ended up here Haha. But I will say that my Wifi media bridge is pretty awesome. I get consistent 1.2-1.5gbps transfer speeds. My main wifi router is a Asus Rt-AC88U and the Media Bridge is an Asus Rt-AC87U. They link together on the 5ghz. This was a huge leap form the...- Unibrowser
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MoCA 2.5 adapters?
Yes let us know how it goes. For my use I would only need 2. I would be interested to see how fast you can get from just A to B.- Unibrowser
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MoCA 2.5 adapters?
Wait so you know for sure it only has 1gigE? That's very disappointing. If that's the case I'm going to pass on this- Unibrowser
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MoCA 2.5 adapters?
The Actiontec Moca 2.0 setup I've seen showed a steady 970mbps. That's all you can expect out of gigabit. I would be happy with 2gbps even though its rated for 2.5gbps. My NAS has a dual Gigabit LAN link aggregation, so I know I could use the extra bandwidth.- Unibrowser
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MoCA 2.5 adapters?
I'm am very interested in buying this. But if it has a 1gbps ethernet port then it is no better then moca 2.0. Does anyone know what type of ethernet port it is? Also should we invest in Cat6 or Cat6a now?- Unibrowser
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