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Modem Channel Bonding Question 16 x 4 versus 8 x 4 Benefits vs Cost
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<blockquote data-quote="XJ-linux" data-source="post: 1813347" data-attributes="member: 33722"><p>Your modem will rarely be a bottleneck based on the "speed of the pipes" within the modem. It's usually a bottleneck when it's running older protocols and can't perform with the newer standards that may come out. As long as it's upgradeable, or at least, runs the latest protocols your ISP is using for your internet plan/speed, you should be fine. Super fast modems are like "HD TV Antennas" in my mind.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="XJ-linux, post: 1813347, member: 33722"] Your modem will rarely be a bottleneck based on the "speed of the pipes" within the modem. It's usually a bottleneck when it's running older protocols and can't perform with the newer standards that may come out. As long as it's upgradeable, or at least, runs the latest protocols your ISP is using for your internet plan/speed, you should be fine. Super fast modems are like "HD TV Antennas" in my mind. [/QUOTE]
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