is the said gigabit switch any good ?
http://www.ebuyer.com/customer/produ...duct_uid=64191
i wanted gigabit speeds for the wired computers so as per previous adivce how / can i connect a wireless router to this too ? and also this will be connecting to my blueyonder broadband with the motorola modem which uses a network cable not the usb type
oh this will be bought before i decide on a purchase so will it be able to connect the pc's and laptop etc through my blueyonder connection
http://www.netgear.co.uk/pdfs/gs608.pdf is the spec
It seams pretty decent, i'm not looking at any others for your, as i'm guessing this is the cheapest most astetically pleasing your intrested in.
It has a 16Gbps bandwidth (which is perfect for a cheap 8port unmanaged 1gb switch). Latency is very acceptible, but only 1mb buffer, but as long as you don't have a bottleneck on the switch, that will never be a problem.
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switches are one thing i dont have a clue about !, i wont mind getting something else if is better specced the looks are only temporarily important as the switch and router when purchased will be put in the loft when i build a media server
What are you using it for?
Have you seen something cheaper than you'd rather save money and go for?
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id rather have something thats future proof within reasonable cost i dont mind paying a bit more for it
will be used in conjunction with a wireless router
i want to create a network and share my blueyonder connection with the switch and add in a wireless router to give me wireless for my wireless devices i was told this would be the best option to have a seperate gigabit switch and wireless router?
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