Right so different ISP provide internet plans that reads "up to 200, 400, or 940mbps downloads" where the different numbers depend on price I pay per month. But different routers give me a maximum mbps of 1000-5400mbps. On the router description it is not specific to downloads like it is on the ISP internet plan page.
If I have two identical routers where the only difference is that one has lets say:
1201 Mbps on the 5GHz band
and another has
5400 mbps on the 5GHz band
is there any point at all of me buying the one that has 5400 mbps? My monkey brain is saying "It is pointless to have 5400 max mbps if my ISP will only allow up to 400 mbps". Is that right?
Assuming I'll spend most of my time on the 5GHz band and I buy one of the internet plans within the range I specified above. I'll probably buy the 400 mbps plan in case you want me to be specific.
If you could answer my question that'd be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
If I have two identical routers where the only difference is that one has lets say:
1201 Mbps on the 5GHz band
and another has
5400 mbps on the 5GHz band
is there any point at all of me buying the one that has 5400 mbps? My monkey brain is saying "It is pointless to have 5400 max mbps if my ISP will only allow up to 400 mbps". Is that right?
Assuming I'll spend most of my time on the 5GHz band and I buy one of the internet plans within the range I specified above. I'll probably buy the 400 mbps plan in case you want me to be specific.
If you could answer my question that'd be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!