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re: ATT Fiber internet router or use your own router with IP passthrough. - UPDATE
Posted on 10/24/18 at 1:21 pm to CarRamrod
Posted on 10/24/18 at 1:21 pm to CarRamrod
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Some people say they are getting 600mbps in pass through with Google WiFi. I mean that's ok I guess but you are only getting 60% of what you pay for.
Yea, using Google Wifi's internal "Speed Test", I average 566mbps download and 746mbps upload over the last 60 days.
That's WiFi of course.
The stuff that I have plugged into the ATT Modem and the 1st puck of ATT Wifi gets pretty much 900mbps down and 900 mbps upload too.
I don't game and stuff so for streaming 4k on 4 different TVs, theres not much difference to me of 600mbps down vs. 900mbps down.
I'm just the average joe though. I realize I'm not getting the full 1000mbps but my next step down is 300mbps and it only saves me like 10$ a month.
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Posted on 10/24/18 at 2:17 pm to DoubleDown
quote:post your settings. maybe it can help the many people coming here starting their own thread about having 100mbps with their google wifi on att fiber.
Some people say they are getting 600mbps in pass through with Google WiFi. I mean that's ok I guess but you are only getting 60% of what you pay for.
Yea, using Google Wifi's internal "Speed Test", I average 566mbps download and 746mbps upload over the last 60 days.
That's WiFi of course.
The stuff that I have plugged into the ATT Modem and the 1st puck of ATT Wifi gets pretty much 900mbps down and 900 mbps upload too.
I don't game and stuff so for streaming 4k on 4 different TVs, theres not much difference to me of 600mbps down vs. 900mbps down.
I'm just the average joe though. I realize I'm not getting the full 1000mbps but my next step down is 300mbps and it only saves me like 10$ a month.
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