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MoCA Adapter and 3 Gigabit Internet Bottleneck
I have a question regarding the MoCA adapter that is part of my new, 3 Gigabit Internet setup. Initially, when the tech came and setup my 3 Gigabit Internet, what they called the HUB was installe...
It would appear that that device is only capable of 1Gbps according to their spec sheet:
Actual speeds will vary depending on the condition and noise found on the coaxial wiring. 1 Gbps is the maximum throughput to end devices. The maximum throughput over the MoCA network is up to 2.5 Gbps.
I think the ECB7250 should get you the 2.5 Gbps you are hoping for:
FuzzyLogic
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Community Power UserIt would appear that that device is only capable of 1Gbps according to their spec sheet:
Actual speeds will vary depending on the condition and noise found on the coaxial wiring. 1 Gbps is the maximum throughput to end devices. The maximum throughput over the MoCA network is up to 2.5 Gbps.
I think the ECB7250 should get you the 2.5 Gbps you are hoping for:
Well, that certainly would explain it. Check this out though. From the spec sheet you linked...
"the ECB6250 delivers wired speeds up to 1 Gbps..."
and on the opposite side of the page, highlighted in the "Key features"
"Speeds up to 2.5 Gbps..."
Like, really guys? Really?
I appreciate you taking the time to respond!
I can tell you that the only way to get one of these adapters is through a technician however these adapters just were released so unless your tech specifically is aware of this I doubt they would know to look for this model # specifically as they are all packaged in the same stack of boxes and they look physically the same as the other model... Hope you can luck out and find a tech who has one of these... It's still a bottleneck at 2.5Gbps out but atleast it is better than 1Gbps out.
