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Posted by: on: 07/27/2018 06:53 AM [
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Gaming routers are a hot topic these days, with online gaming you need your data-packets delivered as fast as possible! To cater to the gamers, Netgear now offers a 2.6Gbps capable Dual Band Wi-Fi Router. This router is fitted with a dual-core processor outputting at 1.7 GHz. It should not only offer proper WIFI ranges but also performance. MESH is the new hot topic as well, as such we'll pair the router with the EX8000 Mesh extender, meaning you can expand your WIFI range for every little gap in your house to be filled with a WIFI signal, WIFI everywhere! And you know what, this puppy looks mean as well.
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cryohellinc
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Posted on: 07/27/2018 09:25 AM
Ha!
All these fancy 10gbps wired and 2.6gbps wifi toys... and being stuck at 400/40 Ziggo.
Sucks, isn't it ?
The only thing I miss in my old country is the bloody fast 1gbps fiber internet for just 10 euro/month.
So far, very disappointed of dutch internet. Expensive and slow(ish)
Welcome to Latvia, ass-end of Europe but the internet is great. One of "very few" good things about this country. Such a nice place that even "refugees" don't come here.
Ha!
All these fancy 10gbps wired and 2.6gbps wifi toys... and being stuck at 400/40 Ziggo.
Sucks, isn't it ?
The only thing I miss in my old country is the bloody fast 1gbps fiber internet for just 10 euro/month.
So far, very disappointed of dutch internet. Expensive and slow(ish)
Welcome to Latvia, ass-end of Europe but the internet is great. One of "very few" good things about this country. Such a nice place that even "refugees" don't come here.
Ricepudding
Senior Member
Posts: 451
Senior Member
Posts: 451
Posted on: 07/27/2018 11:34 AM
Nice i was thinking of getting this, won't be able to make full use of the speed, but the range this can send to is very impressive for my needs
Nice i was thinking of getting this, won't be able to make full use of the speed, but the range this can send to is very impressive for my needs
Halulam
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Posts: 10
Junior Member
Posts: 10
Posted on: 07/27/2018 01:42 PM
Ha!
All these fancy 10gbps wired and 2.6gbps wifi toys... and being stuck at 400/40 Ziggo.
Sucks, isn't it ?
The only thing I miss in my old country is the bloody fast 1gbps fiber internet for just 10 euro/month.
So far, very disappointed of dutch internet. Expensive and slow(ish)
Lol you should try my internet connexion (2mb/512mb), so you can reconsidere the meaning of the word slow.
Ha!
All these fancy 10gbps wired and 2.6gbps wifi toys... and being stuck at 400/40 Ziggo.
Sucks, isn't it ?
The only thing I miss in my old country is the bloody fast 1gbps fiber internet for just 10 euro/month.
So far, very disappointed of dutch internet. Expensive and slow(ish)
Lol you should try my internet connexion (2mb/512mb), so you can reconsidere the meaning of the word slow.
wavetrex
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Posts: 457
Senior Member
Posts: 457
Posted on: 07/27/2018 02:02 PM
My first connection was 14400bps dial-up, so I am aware what "slow" is.
But for 2018-2019 anything less than 500mbps is simply unacceptable.
Anyone with less (that includes Hilbert or you or me or anyone else) is practically being ripped off.
There is no technical reason of not having that speed, it's just the lazy greedy ISP's who aren't investing in upgrading their network.
If a company in the "poor" Romania or Latvia is capable of wiring an entire city of 3 million people all with FTTH (fiber-to-the-home), as well as most of the other large cities, then it's certainly possible to do it anywhere in the 1st or 2nd world countries. That includes Australia too.
The reason why they aren't doing it comes down to 2 words: "Greedy assholes"
(2mb/512mb), so you can reconsider the meaning of the word slow.
My first connection was 14400bps dial-up, so I am aware what "slow" is.
But for 2018-2019 anything less than 500mbps is simply unacceptable.
Anyone with less (that includes Hilbert or you or me or anyone else) is practically being ripped off.
There is no technical reason of not having that speed, it's just the lazy greedy ISP's who aren't investing in upgrading their network.
If a company in the "poor" Romania or Latvia is capable of wiring an entire city of 3 million people all with FTTH (fiber-to-the-home), as well as most of the other large cities, then it's certainly possible to do it anywhere in the 1st or 2nd world countries. That includes Australia too.
The reason why they aren't doing it comes down to 2 words: "Greedy assholes"
Vibe
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Senior Member
Posts: 260
Posted on: 07/28/2018 05:50 PM
Since my internet speed is only 28 mbps, I doubt I'll have a use for any router newer than 2007.
Since my internet speed is only 28 mbps, I doubt I'll have a use for any router newer than 2007.
Tuoni
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Senior Member
Posts: 131
Posted on: 07/29/2018 02:35 PM
Cat6 works fine for short(er) distances. For reliable longer distance connections you'll need to upgrade to Cat6a. This together with the high power consumption for 10GB over copper makes it only attractive for a very small group of consumers right now.
Cat6 works fine for short(er) distances. For reliable longer distance connections you'll need to upgrade to Cat6a. This together with the high power consumption for 10GB over copper makes it only attractive for a very small group of consumers right now.
slicer
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Member
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Posted on: 07/30/2018 08:40 AM
Why not use same performance graph layouts than here, when you made other router review? It is hard to compare data.
Why not use same performance graph layouts than here, when you made other router review? It is hard to compare data.
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Hilbert Hagedoorn
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Don Vito Corleone
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Posted on: 07/30/2018 08:43 AM
Why not use same performance graph layouts than here, when you made other router review? It is hard to compare data.
What does the first line in the Netgear review say when the benchmarks begin?:
https://www.guru3d.com/articles-pages/netgear-xr500-routerex8000-extender-and-sx10-(10-gbits)-switch-review,11.html
Why not use same performance graph layouts than here, when you made other router review? It is hard to compare data.
What does the first line in the Netgear review say when the benchmarks begin?:
https://www.guru3d.com/articles-pages/netgear-xr500-routerex8000-extender-and-sx10-(10-gbits)-switch-review,11.html
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Posts: 457
Ha!
All these fancy 10gbps wired and 2.6gbps wifi toys... and being stuck at 400/40 Ziggo.
Sucks, isn't it ?
The only thing I miss in my old country is the bloody fast 1gbps fiber internet for just 10 euro/month.
So far, very disappointed of dutch internet. Expensive and slow(ish)