24 Nov 2024 08:54 AM
I intend to purchase a new Apple I Mac . I have the choice to add Gigabit Ethernet to the pc to enhance data handling. We access WiFi through a full fibre line into the house . I have read that a CAT 5 cable from the pc to the router will be necessary for a Gigabit Ethernet but how can I establish if my Sky router is able to handle the Gigabit Ethernet . Any help or advice will be appreciated. Steve .
24 Nov 2024 09:14 AM - last edited: 24 Nov 2024 09:19 AM
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@GD1 wrote:
All Sky Broadband Hubs have gigiabit ethernet ports.
Slight correction: the 2013 Sky Hub (still technically in support) has 100Mbs ethernet to go with its 802.11n WiFi. Hopefully Sky will weed out the last of those over the next year as they really shouldn't remain in use.
https://www.trustedreviews.com/reviews/sky-hub-2013
The other models (2016 Q Hub, 2019 Broadband Hub and 2023 Max Hub) are gigabit: all Q Hubs are also due for swap-out.
24 Nov 2024 09:07 AM - last edited: 24 Nov 2024 09:10 AM
Posted by a Superuser, not a Sky employee. Find out more@seb263 Your post has been moved from the accessibility forum where you posted as your query is unrelated to Sky Accessibility services.
All Sky Broadband Hubs have gigiabit ethernet ports.
24 Nov 2024 09:14 AM - last edited: 24 Nov 2024 09:19 AM
Posted by a Superuser, not a Sky employee. Find out more
@GD1 wrote:
All Sky Broadband Hubs have gigiabit ethernet ports.
Slight correction: the 2013 Sky Hub (still technically in support) has 100Mbs ethernet to go with its 802.11n WiFi. Hopefully Sky will weed out the last of those over the next year as they really shouldn't remain in use.
https://www.trustedreviews.com/reviews/sky-hub-2013
The other models (2016 Q Hub, 2019 Broadband Hub and 2023 Max Hub) are gigabit: all Q Hubs are also due for swap-out.
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