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This, they have some nice ones with over 900Mbps now out pretty cheap and they work as expected.
by k3oni 8y ago
This, they have some nice ones with over 900Mbps now out pretty cheap and they work as expected.
- rasz 8y agolast time I checked the "900Mbps" topped out at 200mbit real data
- BrandoElFollito 8y agoI had the same experience but I did not expect much more from my power installation (a mixture of old and new cabling). This is still 200 Mbps, better than the Wi-Fi the device could get.
- rasz 8y agocabling is not the limiting factor, you can link them using plain cable (outside power installation) https://forum.openrov.com/t/teardown-of-a-homeplug-adapter/305/32 https://forum.openrov.com/t/teardown-of-a-homeplug-adapter/3... 200Mbps is their real PHY speed, 900Mbps is just a Scam
- BrandoElFollito 8y agoAh. Thanks for the link, it is an impressive article and while I work in IT, the electronic may be a bit off my league (I just solder a bit around IoT devices and flash them). I realized with your comment that I have never actually tested the plugs when they are next to each other (say, on an extender). I did not expect there would be a physical limitation below the advertized 1Gbps (I now all I got 400 Mbps I think but I am not at home to get that with a local iperf loop). If they cannot deliver close to that I would be pissed off :) I have, again from memory, a 2x1Gbps tplink pair. This said, my power cabling is sub par so this was the obvious reason for me for the lower bandwidth.