“I subscribe to Gigabit service and my current router is unable to hit past 300 MB’s, is this router capable of working with Gigabit service?”

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• Yes, all ethernet ports are gigabit, which is necessary to take advantage of higher internet bandwidth. I suggest turning OFF quality of service (QOS) since there is already plenty of bandwidth for all devices.

  Answered by NyNetworkUser 6 years ago

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• Yes it is.

  Answered by TSCDad 6 years ago

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• It's really gonna depend on your setup. My service (small town) isn't that fast yet, but when my ISP gets with the times, it'll fly. Something like a 1.1gb wifi connection on my phone. Shame cable companies don't want to keep up with technology.

  Answered by Mike 6 years ago

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• Supports multigig. I only subscribe to 300Mbps but this router is capable of much more.

  Answered by Brendon 6 years ago

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• Chazz, Forums are abundant with defective units with speed variances. I have hit 800-900 mbps w/ a good unit wired. I have achieved 200-400mbps wifi, but my current unit is limiting to 50 mbps on Gigabit service (ATT).

  Answered by Micshizzle 6 years ago

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