[Iceberg.]

So basically I live in the 2nd story at the far right of the house and my modem is on the first floor in the far left. I have a decent routor and I get download between 6mbs - 12 mbs on my laptop upstairs, but I am looking for a better download rate. But when I go downstairs and connect to my routor with a wire I get 30mbs now my question is, if I get a repeater up in my room and I connect a device via ethernet cable directly will I get a 30mbs download rate?

Thanks for any help you can give me. 🤝

[Spoderman]

So basically I live in the 2nd story at the far right of the house and my modem is on the first floor in the far left. I have a decent routor and I get download between 6mbs - 12 mbs on my laptop upstairs, but I am looking for a better download rate. But when I go downstairs and connect to my routor with a wire I get 30mbs now my question is, if I get a repeater up in my room and I connect a device via ethernet cable directly will I get a 30mbs download rate?

Thanks for any help you can give me. 🤝

Depending on your internet connection/wireless connection you would most likely have a faster download speed via Cat6.

Cheers.

[Iceberg.]

Depending on your internet connection/wireless connection you would most likely have a faster download speed via Cat6.

Cheers.

even though its going through a repeater it would still be faster?

Thanks 🤝

[Billy Cornpipe]

You might look into powerline networking. This method sends data directly through your home's electrical system. Personally I haven't used it, but I the people I've talked to say it works great.

http://www.newegg.com/Store/SubCategory....Networking

[Spoderman]

even though its going through a repeater it would still be faster?

Thanks 🤝

It should be fine.

You might look into powerline networking. This method sends data directly through your home's electrical system. Personally I haven't used it, but I the people I've talked to say it works great.

http://www.newegg.com/Store/SubCategory....Networking

Do not look into Ethernet over Power.

If you have a sudden power surge, you can fry your motherboard. I've seen it happen and it's not pretty. It's not safe.