Router for Cat6a Ethernt cable and Gigabit 1000mbps PC Network Card
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If you want the network to operate internally at gigabit speed, then yes you would need a compatible router. If you are not transferring files over your network, and your Internet speed is not over 100Mbps you can use what you have.
If you do decide to upgrade, take a look at the ASUS RT-N56U.
If you do decide to upgrade, take a look at the ASUS RT-N56U.
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You could get a small improvement in wired speed do to the newer processors in the latest routers but it would not be noticeable, only a very small percentage in a benchmark.
The real improvement would be apparent if you attached a second wired machine and transferred files between the two computers on the wired network.
My opinion would be to stay with your current router. You have future proofed your machine for when you need to add a second computer or faster N or AC wireless.
The real improvement would be apparent if you attached a second wired machine and transferred files between the two computers on the wired network.
My opinion would be to stay with your current router. You have future proofed your machine for when you need to add a second computer or faster N or AC wireless.
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