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Includes:- 8-Port Gigabit Ethernet Unmanaged Switch (GS308)
- Power adapter
- Quick installation guide
- Wall-mount kit
Features:- 8 auto-sensing 10/100/1000 Mbps Gigabit Ethernet ports with non-blocking switching architecture for maximum throughput at wire speed
- Plug-and-Play
- Connectivity to your router or modem for additional wired connections (laptop, gaming console, printer, etc).
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TP-Link TL-SG108 , 8 Port Gigabit Unmanaged Ethernet Network Switch
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$18.99
TP-Link TL-SG108 , 8 Port Gigabit Unmanaged Ethernet Network Switch
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Been running great, so much that I forgot I even had it on my network LoL
It chills out behind my upstairs tv coming off of my Google WiFi points (wired back channel) to feed all the gaming systems.
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At home I have a 2.5GB cable modem which is connected to WIFI router which in turn connected to my PC.
My internet plan is 1.3GBps but because my WIFI router is 10/100/1000 I don't get full speed on my PC. The PC does have 2.5 GB ethernet network adapter.
Is it possible to use a 2.5 GB switch to split after cable modem to WIFI router and to PC separately so I can get my full plan's speed on PC?
I have only one IP address and can not get a second one.
Thanks!
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At home I have a 2.5GB cable modem which is connected to WIFI router which in turn connected to my PC.
My internet plan is 1.3GBps but because my WIFI router is 10/100/1000 I don't get full speed on my PC. The PC does have 2.5 GB ethernet network adapter.
Is it possible to use a 2.5 GB switch to split after cable modem to WIFI router and to PC separately so I can get my full plan's speed on PC?
I have only one IP address and can not get a second one.
Thanks!
The convoluted answer is that you might be able to do some busted-ass setup where you put your PC first in the chain, but that's going to cause you more trouble than it's worth and will likely end up costing you money in parts anyway.
Just get a better router.
At home I have a 2.5GB cable modem which is connected to WIFI router which in turn connected to my PC.
My internet plan is 1.3GBps but because my WIFI router is 10/100/1000 I don't get full speed on my PC. The PC does have 2.5 GB ethernet network adapter.
Is it possible to use a 2.5 GB switch to split after cable modem to WIFI router and to PC separately so I can get my full plan's speed on PC?
I have only one IP address and can not get a second one.
Thanks!
The convoluted answer is that you might be able to do some busted-ass setup where you put your PC first in the chain, but that's going to cause you more trouble than it's worth and will likely end up costing you money in parts anyway.
Just get a better router.
Thank you!
At home I have a 2.5GB cable modem which is connected to WIFI router which in turn connected to my PC.
My internet plan is 1.3GBps but because my WIFI router is 10/100/1000 I don't get full speed on my PC. The PC does have 2.5 GB ethernet network adapter.
Is it possible to use a 2.5 GB switch to split after cable modem to WIFI router and to PC separately so I can get my full plan's speed on PC?
I have only one IP address and can not get a second one.
Thanks!
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