“Does this work with 50/5mbps internet speed?”

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• No, the ADSL2+ standard can only support speeds up to 24Mbps, I might suggest a modem from your ISP, then set it in bridge mode, and have a good router set up as DHCP.

  Answered by Doggie504 10 years ago

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• Yes. I am on TWC. did a speed test and I'm faster than that.

  Answered by Rrrrrrrraaaaaappppppp1111 10 years ago

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• I would think so. I have 6 mbps download speed and this modem supports it just fine.

  Answered by DouginNC 10 years ago

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• Yes. And then some.

  Answered by Arod371 10 years ago

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• I don't know for certain, yet I assume it can handle it. I assume that 50/5mbps means that one will get a maximum of 50 mbps download and 5 mbps upload. Some modems are 'capped' at telco maximums, others are not. I recommend checking with Netgear technical support before buying.

  Answered by Iatros 10 years ago

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