“How is this switch for streaming and gaming?”

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• I don’t use it, but it does support QoS, so you could configure that. The only time that should be an issue is when you’re maxing out your internet speed, like downloading something while gaming/streaming. So basically, this will perform like any other managed switch.

  Answered by andrew 3 years ago

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• It's a gigabit - as long as your network has the bandwidth - you won't see any latency on this device.

  Answered by JenniferB 2 years ago

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• If you have one or two gaming or streaming hosts plugged into it then you should not have a problem. But I do not know how much traffic the switch is capable of handling if all the ports are heavily used. It's likely your ISP's connection will be the limiting factor for total throughput.

  Answered by HappyCamper 2 years ago

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• Good, this device is up to 1gig speed, which is plenty for streaming and gaming. The limiting factors for streaming and gaming will be your internet speed from your provider.

  Answered by jrob 3 years ago

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• Plug n ply for streaming, not a gamer…

  Answered by Larr 3 years ago

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• I run my Amazon FireTV Stick thru it with no lag or drops.

  Answered by Technicality 3 years ago

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