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I guess that is a semi accurate title. I purchased my internet modem, and my router. But I spent far more than 150 to do so, and what is to stop some new techno
by S_A_P 6y ago
I guess that is a semi accurate title. I purchased my internet modem, and my router. But I spent far more than 150 to do so, and what is to stop some new technology making my equipment obsolete or unable to achieve the highest possible bandwidth available. If you rent the cable companies equipment, its their problem to deal with and honestly 10 -12 bucks per month is kinda worth it. I bought one of Comcast's recommended modems and I get almost the 1GB speed Im promised. The mesh wifi I have is better than the comcast router, but by no means perfect. I tried the prosumer ubiquity Amplifi stuff, but it constantly dropped offline. I recently moved to linksys velop and while it is good at providing wifi coverage at high speed, and is definitely more reliable than the Amplifi it still drops periodically and requires a reboot.
- redisman 6y ago> some new technology making my equipment obsolete or unable to achieve the highest possible bandwidth available Let me introduce you to the United States ISP cartel. A technology leap might happen once every 20 years. In the vast vast majority of this country you can't even get a 100Mbps+ connection so I'm definitely not worried about what - 1Gbps+ compatibility in the future?