Is this router NBN ready?

[Joewalk11]

Hi, Im looking to buy a new router to replace to standard Telstra router that came with the NBN in australia, Im just wondering if this router is capable of running the NBN speeds without getting "bottlenecked" so to speak from the NBN speeds.

https://www.pccasegear.com/products/37608/tp-link-archer-vr400-ac1200-wireless-vdsl-adsl-modem-router
or this
https://www.pccasegear.com/products/23560/tp-link-archer-c7-ac1750-wireless-dual-band-gigabit-router/


Thankyou in advance!

 

[cilliers]

If you have NBN 100, then yes. Both those routers are well fast enough. 17x faster than NBN, in fact. Just make sure that you don't need a router with a modem/without a modem. Do you have a separate NBN modem that the current router plugs into?

 

[Joewalk11]

If you have NBN 100, then yes. Both those routers are well fast enough. 17x faster than NBN, in fact. Just make sure that you don't need a router with a modem/without a modem. Do you have a separate NBN modem that the current router plugs into?

I believe so, we have a bunch of boxes on our wall that only one cord comes out and plugs into out router so I believe that is the modem?

alos which would you recomend for online gaming, would there be any real difference since im playing on a wireless connection? thanks!

 

[cilliers]

The 2 routers you have on here aren't quite the same in the way that one of them is also and ADSL router and the other is not. Just trying to determine if you need an ADSL router or if the point at your house is already a CAT5/e/6 connector that can be plugged into a router with no need for ADSL modem.

 

[cilliers]

In terms of gaming, it doesn;t really matter between those two, just be vigilant of the individual boradcast reanges, versus the size of your house.