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But your home NAS should be on ethernet? Who would buy a NAS and then not wire it in?? The point here is that only devices like a TV, mobile, tablet or laptop
by matt-p 11mo ago
But your home NAS should be on ethernet? Who would buy a NAS and then not wire it in??
The point here is that only devices like a TV, mobile, tablet or laptop should be on WiFi and it's pretty hard to notice the difference between say 50Mbps and 500Mbps on any of those except maybe if you are moving files around on your laptop.
- vntok 11mo ago> But your home NAS should be on ethernet? Who would buy a NAS and then not wire it in?? Your smartphone is not talking to your NAS over Ethernet.
- matt-p 11mo agoI think you'll find downloading files to your phone from a NAS is like 0.01% type behaviour.
- supertrope 11mo agoiCloud backups are something normal people do each time they plug in their phone.
- matt-p 11mo ago50Mb is more than fine for iphone backups.
- kalleboo 11mo agoFamily of 4 comes home after a long day out, all plug in their phones at the same time to charge and drop down in the sofa to vegetate in front of Netflix. Why is it buffering so bad?!? Traffic is bursty. Higher bandwidth connections make the whole internet more efficient - if you can race to idle then servers have fewer concurrent connections to keep track of, routers can more quickly clean up their NAT tables etc etc