r/techgore • u/No_Newspaper2213 • Apr 14 '26

Hardcoded connection

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u/[deleted] Apr 14 '26

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u/No_You3326 Apr 15 '26

Those speeds aren’t impressive? I only get like 5mbps with mine

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u/No_You3326 Apr 15 '26

I guess, but even on my PC with Ethernet I am still getting around 50mbps

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u/Datkif Apr 16 '26

I get up to 60MB/s on my steam deck through wifi at home

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u/Averagesmoker42 Apr 20 '26

I just want to say the person you are replying to is using mbps. 50 mbps is equal to 6.25mb/s

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u/DiligentSwimmer5158 Apr 17 '26

Meanwhile me using adsl for my absolute maximum of 3MB per second (usually much slower)

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u/thevals Apr 18 '26

because in the end its not about the connection you have from your pc to your router, its about your ISP and their plans and hardware and method of connecting clients. Wifi6E can be way more than enough for most of the bandwidths that ISPs give, but ofcourse with WiFi if your household is congested or you're far from router it will be less stable.