Ethernet vs WiFi Speed Lost

@Dolby You’re stressing yourself out bud. That BP seems to be soaring again. :( Can I suggest you breathe and re-read between posts? You’re not coming across as very nice.

Your experience does not seem to be on the ground at all. And you seem to apply your own experience and understanding to everyone else. Typically, this is a sign of ignorance.

@SauRoNZA is 100% correct in that most people do not have Gigabit routers, and keep old ones through speed upgrades – whether paid or for free… There is a huge amount of ignorance in non IT folk. The amount of people I’ve seen who upgrade line speed when streaming isn’t working well, for example. Another example, people upgrading line speed when range extender speed is not as good as router WiFi speed.
 
Who?

Do you understand there is more than one ISP? Do you understand how percentages work?

If company A , B and C offer Gbit and account for 80,000 users - but company D offers 10/100 and have 20,000 users - then 80% use Gbit rerouters.

You went to company D - so who is your ISP? Cool Ideas ?
From the thread Yutiliti, RSA web and Cool ideas still gave out the TPlink C20 just 3 years ago.
 
From the thread Yutiliti, RSA web and Cool ideas still gave out the TPlink C20 just 3 years ago.
Point stands - 80%+ don't .

MWEB, AfriHost & WebAfrica probably have 1 million subscribers combined

Can't help it if some are a bit behind the curve
 
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Also let's be honest, the main reason ISPs are giving better/Gigabit/dual band, free routers these days, on fibre packages below 50-100Mbps, is because it cost ISPs too much time and money supporting people complaining about poor WiFi speeds with entry-level routers. Example I've known of many people over the years with +-50Mbps fibre who would get 30 - 40Mbps over WiFi, who would complain and get better routers from their ISPs.
 
Yea @capd I worked in the industry of hardware supply to ISPs and know pretty much know them all, their TR69/auto-provisioning requirements & dealt with them on a day to basis. Not only that, but I dealt with the factories directly specifically on the hardware that is supplied and the customization of hardware for local ISPs. I tested multiple routers to see if they comply. It's actually tough to get much closer ...

But at the end of the day, I just don't feel like arguing over with a random person that doesn't refuses to listen to anyone else. Plenty of people on MyBB know me and what I do . Plenty have met me - with or without knowing it . It is what it as the of the day
 
Yea @capd I worked in the industry of hardware supply to ISPs and know pretty much know them all, their TR69/auto-provisioning requirements & dealt with them on a day to basis. Not only that, but I dealt with the factories directly specifically on the hardware that is supplied and the customization of hardware for local ISPs. I tested multiple routers to see if they comply. It's actually tough to get much closer ...

But at the end of the day, I just don't feel like arguing over with a random person that doesn't refuses to listen to anyone else. Plenty of people on MyBB know me and what I do . Plenty have met me - with or without knowing it . It is what it as the of the day
I don't deny your experience, I just don't think it's as relevant as you think.
 
I don't deny your experience, I just don't think it's as relevant as you think.
I suppose we can agree to disagree :)

It's like telling Tim Cook he knows **** all about the iPhone, any costs at Apple or Apple strategy. Hell, he doesn't even know about the iPhone 15 yet and you've read it on 9to5Mac
 
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I suppose we can agree to disagree :)

It's like telling Tim Cook he knows **** all about the iPhone, any costs or Apple strategy
Please elaborate? I think he knows a lot about people and their realms of understanding, as well as their needs & desires.
 
Please elaborate? I think he knows a lot about people and their realms of understanding, as well as their needs & desires.
What is there to elaborate on ?
 
Read this as well.

89% are using WiFi 4 and 5 . They don’t break down further - but I can guarantee you that the majority are using WiFi 5 … which incidentally means in most cases Gbit.

*There are outliers - but generally 10/100 & WiFi 4 ; as well as Gbit & WiFi 5 go together

*and I’m sure you’ll use them to drive home a point
No, you can't.
 
And 802.11g along with it yes.
Fair enough.

So we’ve determined the survey process was totally incorrect ? The world uses WiFi N and ISPs the world over issue 10/100 routers? And many Gbit routers falsely labelled?

Okay …
 
He supposedly works for an ISP or sleeps in their warehouse.
Why don’t you do another poll ?

I know the last backfired on you - but you can try again? You’re a laughing stock in the rest of the forum - so maybe do the poll here if you need some company ?
 
Why don’t you do another poll ?

I know the last backfired on you - but you can try again? You’re a laughing stock in the rest of the forum - so maybe do the poll here if you need some company ?

People only laugh at him after they’ve exhausted themselves laughing at you.

And in many ways his Apple conversion has redeemed him for actually being genuine about it and not an askhole like yourself.
 
People only laugh at him after they’ve exhausted themselves laughing at you.
Look how cute you look standing up for each other ;)
And in many ways his Apple conversion has redeemed him
… because he has joined your cult ?

and not an askhole like yourself.
… because I tell it how it is and you don’t like that?

I’m sorry you get offended, your ego gets bruised and your knowledge is questioned. But that’s the way real life works
 
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