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I have ancient coax in the US on my house built in the 70s, leading to syncing at lower bandwidth often on my moca, sometimes as low as 100Mb. Luckily it runs o
by mrkstu 3y ago
I have ancient coax in the US on my house built in the 70s, leading to syncing at lower bandwidth often on my moca, sometimes as low as 100Mb. Luckily it runs outside the house, so at some point I’ll replace it with newer cable and actually get the theoretical 2.5 Gb.
- Symbiote 3y agoIf you're replacing the cable, you may as well install an ethernet cable.
- hughesjj 3y agoOr fiber if you don't care for poe
- PlutoIsAPlanet 3y agoI would suggest trying G.hn over MOCA on old coax networks. When I tried MOCA, disabling the upper frequencies on the devices would lead to a much stable performance, at the cost of speed. MOCA seems designed with cable networks in mind. G.hn had no issues, and the latency is much lower than Moca (1-2ms vs 6ms).