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Vectra 150 Mb/s Internet: Modem Router Guide, Cisco EPC3928S vs Technicolor CGA2121 vs Ubee EVW32B

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  • #31 17700162
    KOCUREK1970
    Network and Internet specialist
    permenentnie wrote:
    Will your own hardware calibration do something about the power of the received internet?

    The radio power in the band is max 100mW for 2.4GHz and 200mW for 5 GHz (I don't know what you can calibrate here with only this power), either the signal will break through or it will not work, or it will work or not.
    This is what wifi looks like - when it comes out, you have to check Sam, because each case is different due to the location of the apartment, its shape, number of walls, etc.
    It is enough that there will be 10 networks in the 2.4 GHz band in the block and there is already a meatball.
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  • #32 17701161
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
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  • #33 17701351
    KOCUREK1970
    Network and Internet specialist
    jurek.adam wrote:
    The standard for the 5 GHz band is 500 mW.

    In domestic applications?
    Please indicate a specific legal provision or provision of an appropriate act.
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  • #36 17731413
    permenentnie
    Level 6  
    Should this router increase the power of the internet over wifi in relation to TP Link, for example?
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  • #38 17731455
    permenentnie
    Level 6  
    ok, so here we go back to the roots, i.e. connecting via cable gives the best results.
    Thanks a lot for the answer :)

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the Vectra 150 Mb/s internet service and the performance of three modem/router options: Cisco EPC3928S, Technicolor CGA2121, and Ubee EVW32B. Users express concerns about achieving the promised internet speeds, with some reporting significantly lower speeds over Wi-Fi. The conversation highlights the importance of hardware in achieving optimal performance, with recommendations for dual-band routers to improve Wi-Fi coverage, especially in environments with multiple networks. Users discuss the limitations of the service provider's modem, which is leased and cannot be replaced, and the potential benefits of connecting a personal router for better wireless performance. The need for proper configuration, such as setting the modem to bridge mode, is emphasized to enhance network efficiency. Recommendations for specific routers, such as the Asus RT-AC66U and Unifi AC Lite, are provided, along with advice on using wired connections for maximum speed.
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