CGM4331 Wi-fi speed
I could not find a clear cut answer about the Wi-Fi speed capability of the CGM4331.
I have Gigablast.
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Does anyone know the speed rating AX#### of the CGM4331? I could not find it anywhere.
Most options in the marketplace range between AX2350 to AX11000?
You need to be careful about the advertised speeds of dual-band routers (2.4 and 5 GHz) because manufacturers often add the maximum speeds of each bands together. For example at 3 streams each: 450 Mbps + 1300 Mbps = 1750 Mbps of phenomenal WiFi speed! Don't you believe it.
It depends on the number of antennae and streams the router and client can support, for example, 3×3:3.
Does anyone know the speed rating AX#### of the CGM4331?
AX3500 as found here.
Great thank you. I wonder why that information is not made readily available. Wikipedia and the like are not generally recognized as authoritative sources.
Wifi speeds are not determined by the power of the router (AC1200 or AC5400), but by the physics of the frequencies involved. The higher the frequency, the better the speed. 5Ghz is good for somewhere between 550mbps and 650mbps, under optimal conditions. 2.4Ghz, while having greater range is limited usually to somewhere in the area of 65-70mbps, although I have seen it go higher.
Lots of environmental factors go into the speeds that you are going to get. Metal in the area, other devices that emit EMI (Electro-Mechanical Interference), radio gear, other routers using the same frequency and channel yours is using. All of that limits the capabilities of your router to deliver good clean signal. Environmental factors Cox can do little to nothing about, clearing that up is on the user.
