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LAN splitter/switch
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richardd1970 wrote: »100, going up to 150mbps in the new year. Get around 103mbps according to ookla at the moment.
Got a d-link 5 port gigabit switch for £11, works perfectly.
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RichardD1970 wrote: »100, going up to 150Mbps in the new year. Get around 103Mbps according to Ookla at the moment.
Got a D-Link 5 Port Gigabit switch for £11, works perfectly.
Thanks for all the input.
Any bodgers care to comment ?Science isn't exact, it's only confidence within limits.0 -
RichardD1970 wrote: »100, going up to 150Mbps in the new year. Get around 103Mbps according to Ookla at the moment.
Got a D-Link 5 Port Gigabit switch for £11, works perfectly.
Thanks for all the input.0 -
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RichardD1970 wrote: »100, going up to 150Mbps in the new year. Get around 103Mbps according to Ookla at the moment.
Got a D-Link 5 Port Gigabit switch for £11, works perfectly.
Thanks for all the input.
Sounds good
And hopefully that will see you through for a number of years0 -
If you are wasting all that money on unnecessarily fast broadband then it would make sense to waste a bit more on an unnecessarily fast switch.0
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I don't consider it a waste or unnecessary.
But hey, thanks for the input.0 -
Define "unnecessarily fast broadband"?
Anything over 512k.;)
I mean why would you want anything faster if you've got a family that plays games online*, or might watch content via the internet.
I mean it's not like VM now do 50mb as a bundle with the phone for about £25, and 100mb for £40. Less if you get a deal.
Which doesn't in any way shape or form put it as comparable to the more "reasonable" speed packages for pricing for phone + unlimited internet (IE no nasty over use charges that can very quickly make a cheap package cost several times more than an "expensive" one).
It makes me laugh when people seem to thing that it's a total waste of money going for a faster (or simply better) internet package then the cheapest bare bones and highly limited one you can get.
*Often with large patches or digitally purchased and downloaded (it's not like modern games are hitting 25-50gb a time).0 -
JustAnotherSaver wrote: »Indeed. I don't know of anyone around here that has anywhere near 100MBps.
Maybe in cities like London, but let's not get like the Americans & think there's only 1 place in the world - where we live.
I personally get 38MB/s & around here i'm doing quite well.
The OP is with virgin, 2/3 of virgins products cant be maxed out with a old 10/100 switch0
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