How much internet speed can motherboards reach?

[davidgabriel130]

Gigabyte B360 Aorus Gaming 3 WIFI
For example this one.
I've got 300mbs at home but idk if this mobo can support 300mb wifi
if not how much?

 

[SchizTech]

The integrated wifi solution on that particular board is wireless-AC, which supports those speeds so long as your router at home is wireless-AC compatible.

In general, albeit more so with wired connections, it's the quality of the ISP service and the router that's the limiting factor (also depends on how many devices at home are connected)

 

[davidgabriel130]

The integrated wifi solution on that particular board is wireless-AC, which supports those speeds so long as your router at home is wireless-AC compatible.

In general, albeit more so with wired connections, it's the quality of the ISP service and the router that's the limiting factor (also depends on how many devices at home are connected)

What i want to know it is if the mobo can use 300mbs with its own wifi

 

[Rogue Leader]

The integrated wifi solution on that particular board is wireless-AC, which supports those speeds so long as your router at home is wireless-AC compatible.

In general, albeit more so with wired connections, it's the quality of the ISP service and the router that's the limiting factor (also depends on how many devices at home are connected)

What i want to know it is if the mobo can use 300mbs with its own wifi

And what hes saying is yes it can, providing your router can supply such speed. Not all can.

 

[Hoetan]

Ethernet ports can reach speeds of around 1 gigabit per second (if you have the internet speed to do so).
WiFi can reach similar speeds, depending on the board.

As for your motherboard, you will be able to get 300Mbps, providing that your router is compatible with such high speeds and that your ISP can suitably provide that speed to your house (e.g. your not being congested and getting lower speeds)

Hope this helped!
-Lachlan