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Mar 17, 2025
7:30
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Ragnar Danneskjold
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A step below WiFi 8.
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POLL: Having ridiculously good WiFi (6e or 7) is:
Brisket
Truly Addicted User
Mar 17, 7:06pm
Do all the WiFi client devices support those speeds? I have WiFi 6 in my home
Pantera Azul
Mar 17, 7:08pm
Probably should have specified this, but we have a plex media server, NAS, and a Steam Machine.
Brisket
Mar 17, 7:11pm
Very few devices even have 6e or 7 capability. I mostly use 6 for network backhaul.
scootsy
Mar 17, 7:09pm
Not even sure what those are
TNT
Mar 17, 7:09pm
A step below WiFi 8.
Ragnar Danneskjold
Mar 17, 7:30pm
If you don’t have 2.5g or 10g hardware it doesn’t matter.
TheLost
Mar 17, 7:26pm
We have a 2.5Gbps router and the house is wired with CAT 6a ethernet. We can handle it.
Brisket
Mar 17, 7:30pm
RE: We have a 2.5Gbps router and the house is wired with CAT 6a ethernet. We can
HuskerFan2
Mar 17, 7:43pm
Is your wife making you ask CB?
Ragnar Danneskjold
Mar 17, 7:33pm
Basically, yes.
Brisket
Mar 17, 7:36pm
Then yes, get the fastest/best available. You'll save $$$ by not going obsolete so fast.
Ragnar Danneskjold
Mar 18, 5:59am
For most people it's pointless.
BYUnerd
Mar 17, 7:36pm
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