home hub 2000 gigabit speed too powerful for netduma?

[secretface]

Troll, really? You stated you wanted to play with more speed, basically I said you really don't need that speed for gaming. The Netduma is a GAMING router, there are a million ways to setup a network to both have speed and the Duma just for gaming. Troll out...

Sorry I just love the Troll out part. Sorry to budge in , it just made me laugh!

[JConnor]

it's a myth because the better your connection i know for a fact ur experience will be better (after extensive testing) I just love how you guys throw under the bus people with lower Internet speed but above those numbers you said saying they may need to upgrade their isp speed for better experience but when someone as speed you only dream of your best answer is to say it's overkill lol sorry but it doesn't add up common sense will be they same way you quick to tell those customers to get a better connection to enjoy the gameplay how can you tell someone else hey ur speed too fast maybe that's why your lagging

 

I don't know if you are still following this thread, but it's not a myth.

 

You are under the false impression most people are that higher bandwidth = better game play.

 

This is false because bandwidth has nothing to do with LATENCY aka lag.

 

You could have 100/100 connection, but if you ping 100ms from a server, you are going to have a less than optimal gaming experience vs. somebody who may have 30/5, but is 20ms from the server. Bandwidth is like lanes on a highway, and packets of data are like the cars. Latency is how fast cars can reach the destination (and travel back). Even if it is a super highway with six lanes, all that means is six times the amount of cars can travel on the highway at once. However, it won't make any of them go any faster, or arrive at their destination faster.

 

This is why your insistence that your misunderstanding of how packets, the internet and latency is misinformed.

 

So, if you can swallow your pride and admit you may be wrong, we are more than willing to help you because the Netduma is a fantastic product that does what it says, BUT there are limitations given the hardware you should (have) been aware of before purchasing.