TP-LINK ARCHER C50 Could carry my 600mpbs internet ?

[falav]

Hello guys , just connected new internet 600mbps, and looking for good router to carry on 600mbps internet ?

As I understand TP-LINK ARCHER C50 could carry it ? I look on this model cause it ot discount now )

 

[DeauteratedDog]

That's only a 2-stream router - 867 Mbps maximum - and that's modulation rate, actual throughput is going to be much lower. I'd look for a 3 or 4 stream router.

Looks like that is at least a C7 or a C8 in the TP-Link product line.

Note that you will need a client adapter with the same capacity if you want to fully utilize it's capability.

 

[falav]

Client Adapter? I ready that i need gygabit port for lan cable to my pc and ps4 to get internet connected on maximum high speed! Isnt it ?

 

[DeauteratedDog]

Client Adapter? I ready that i need gygabit port for lan cable to my pc and ps4 to get internet connected on maximum high speed! Isnt it ?

Ah, you are talking about wired connectivity - i had assumed wireless.

That router only has 10/100 Mbps Ethernet ports; indeed you will need one with gigabit ports.

Lots of choices with TP-Link, just go here: http://www.tp-link.com/en/products/list-9.html and select gigabit under Ethernet port.

 

[falav]

http://www.netis-systems.com/en/products/Gaming%20Router/1828.html#.VvKm4fmLSHs does this router could do the best with my internet?

 

[06yfz450ridr]

wireless is half duplex so only expect to see 867/2 about 430 mbps max, plus 5ghz doesnt travel that well so speed drop of quickly and there is no beamflex etc and relys on omnidirection antennas which is even worse.

hardwired is the way to go for everything that speed matters to.

 

[falav]

Client Adapter? I ready that i need gygabit port for lan cable to my pc and ps4 to get internet connected on maximum high speed! Isnt it ?

Ah, you are talking about wired connectivity - i had assumed wireless.

That router only has 10/100 Mbps Ethernet ports; indeed you will need one with gigabit ports.

Lots of choices with TP-Link, just go here: http://www.tp-link.com/en/products/list-9.html and select gigabit under Ethernet port.

Yeah im more care about my wire connection ))

 

[falav]

wireless is half duplex so only expect to see 867/2 about 430 mbps max, plus 5ghz doesnt travel that well so speed drop of quickly and there is no beamflex etc and relys on omnidirection antennas which is even worse.

hardwired is the way to go for everything that speed matters to.

http://www.netis-systems.com/en/products/Gaming%20Router/1828.html#.VvKnZPmLSHt

so this router could work ? with wire connection!

 

[06yfz450ridr]

you need enterprise aps to see those speeds and you need ideally 4 streams which most devices dont use unless you buy an adapter that supports this

https://www.ruckuswireless.com/asset/watch/2392 we use these but they are far from cheap.

this may work but with 5ghzs you need more than one defending on what you are trying to cover

https://www.ubnt.com/unifi/unifi-ap-ac-pro/

I have used these as well but I find with clients with 300mbps+ you're better off hard-wiring

 

[bill001g]

If you are looking at a wired connection then it might be able to do it. It is mostly based on the processor clock speed. Hard to say it depends on your traffic. Most the testing sites test a single file transfer in a LAN situation where there is no latency. The latency will greatly slow your connection down and if you use something like torrent that runs multiple session that puts more load on the router.

600m is a lot, if you actually expect to use that much on a regular basis I would buy one of the newer routers. Realistically nobody really need 600m to do most things. You will be limited by the provider or other things well before you get anywhere near that limit.

Now if you mean on a wireless connection then you have no hope. Even the very fastest routers using the very latest technology and the very latest nic in the pc can only run at about 200m.

 

[DeauteratedDog]

http://www.netis-systems.com/en/products/Gaming%20Router/1828.html#.VvKm4fmLSHs does this router could do the best with my internet?

It has gigabit ports, so it can probably keep up with a 600 Mbps Internet connection. Smallnetbuilder shows the netis WF2780 at 730 Mbps WAN to LAN, and it looks like it is about the same as the WF2681 that you linked to.

 

[06yfz450ridr]

wireless is half duplex so only expect to see 867/2 about 430 mbps max, plus 5ghz doesnt travel that well so speed drop of quickly and there is no beamflex etc and relys on omnidirection antennas which is even worse.

hardwired is the way to go for everything that speed matters to.

http://www.netis-systems.com/en/products/Gaming%20Router/1828.html#.VvKnZPmLSHt

so this router could work ? with wire connection!

I don't know anything about this brand, It doesnt give me any wan-lan throughput or cpu specs, speeds that high need a very high speed dualcore or quad core cpu ideally.

trying to find something

 

[06yfz450ridr]

http://www.netgear.com/home/products/networking/wifi-routers/R8000.aspx#tab-techspecs this should work well

 

[falav]

okay seems like tplink c7 and c5 got it crappy that in my country they cost 90 and 120 euros ;D I guess I understand now guys what I need to look for ) thank you for help fourm as always great!

 

[Lori_19]

Network ports support speeds of up to 100 Mbit/s, Wi-Fi at a frequency of 2.4 Hz can transfer data at speeds up to 300 Mbit/s, 5 GHz - up to 867 Mbit/s. Read about its testing http://www.routerstop.com/tp-link-archer-c50-wireless-router-review/, it's a great budget model I think. But you can find a more powerful model for a discount, as for me...

 

[bill001g]

Network ports support speeds of up to 100 Mbit/s, Wi-Fi at a frequency of 2.4 Hz can transfer data at speeds up to 300 Mbit/s, 5 GHz - up to 867 Mbit/s. Read about its testing http://www.routerstop.com/tp-link-archer-c50-wireless-router-review/, it's a great budget model I think. But you can find a more powerful model for a discount, as for me...

Watch the dates on the posts especially when you are posting not completely correct information. Most router ports have 1g not 100m anymore. The wireless speed numbers are some magic lab numbers you can not get in the real world. The ones that claim 300m barely get 75m and the 867 maybe get 100m. The ones that are say 1.3g might get 200m.