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6/30/2025, 1:36:40 AM
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switching to what you stupid nigger? a downstream switch with multi-gig support does not need the upstream to have multi-gig support. the data does not pass back and forth through the router once it has been routed. the router will only be sending data back and forth through the WAN, which is only 1 gig in this case! the only way that 2.5gb ever comes into play in this router is if you have it on WAN (with multi-gig service, and if you have multi-gig service, i hope to god you don't use this piece of shit) and then saturate LAN + WIFI or you have it on LAN and saturate WAN while doing additional WIFI x LAN traffic. assuming you have gigabit WAN, even. this chipset was clearly not designed for a core consumer router, but it's cheap so everyone and their mother is using it.
switching to what you stupid nigger? a downstream switch with multi-gig support does not need the upstream to have multi-gig support. the data does not pass back and forth through the router once it has been routed. the router will only be sending data back and forth through the WAN, which is only 1 gig in this case! the only way that 2.5gb ever comes into play in this router is if you have it on WAN (with multi-gig service, and if you have multi-gig service, i hope to god you don't use this piece of shit) and then saturate LAN + WIFI or you have it on LAN and saturate WAN while doing additional WIFI x LAN traffic. assuming you have gigabit WAN, even. this chipset was clearly not designed for a core consumer router, but it's cheap so everyone and their mother is using it.
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