I've been in this arguement with some people in one of my networking classes. I say that typical 10/100 is plenty for cable modem users.
If I'm not mistaken <b>theoretical</b> bandwidth of cable internet is 500k a second. 100mpbs would easily serve this purpose even if you could hit 500k a second it wouldnt be a bottleneck.
On my @home service I dont usually hit over 300k a second and more often than not, slower depending on servers.
I understand why and how gigabit would be useful but using it for a cable modem, would not? ?
I use Rogers Cable Internet (previously known as Rogers@Home) and sometimes I get over 3mbps. But unless there is a lot of internal network congestion, then a 100mbps network is more than enough
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