Not correct. The max download speed will be spread across the amount of devices used. Hard wired will always get the best connection over wifi and in mike123 case his gaming devices will eat into that 200 meg. I only have around 35-40 mbps but a house with 4 people who all use the net it is more than enough for day to day use.
Thats strange I get 35mbps now my Android tv hardwired and my sons pc hardwired no soon as he starts to download a game say 14-15 gig game my speed to my TV goes to about 1.2 mbps and same with all other devices but yet he's getting the full speeds.
Downloading is not the same bazz. This is why gaming requires so much data as its technically constant downloading in effect unlike a stream/video/browsing connection which will use a fixed amount of data per device. Downloading will kill everything else connected on lower download speeds
Thanks for tip mate never thought about multiple devicess
think about all the people moaning about their VPNs,
I disagree, yes your max speed is 200 meg, but multiple devices will use more bandwidth if they are all trying to download at 200 meg
No, you can get it, depending on how many devices, your speed won't drop, the ability to stay at the speed will drop when too many devices all want the same piece of road and there is not enough room for them.
That's pretty much what I have been saying all along. You will not get download speeds of 200 meg to each device as @steptoe suggests
Your concept of how download speeds and bandwidth differ is incorrect. Grog and mike123 have explained exactly how it works the same as i posted earlier why someone downloading or gaming will reduce the speeds vastly on other devices (quite simple) Like a piece of cake to share with 5 people but somebody sneaks 3/4 in one go so 1/4 slice left to feed 4 others
yes, same as if one of the hosepipes was wider than the 2nd, or you put a pump on the end, then more water would go through that hose, the point I was trying to make is the same, you can't get water out of the tap faster than what is being pumped to the tap from the mains, in the same way you can't get internet faster on your home network than the rate it's being sent to the router
But i like cake not water MR Grog
The traffic managment on your router is poor. If set up correctly it should let you use your smart tv. However, your sons game will download slower. Although if you keep adding devices to the network you will eventually have problems.
They sent me a new router exact same and ain't a clue how to sort traffic management lol
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