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gsteng
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Ethernet 10/100 connection is Ancient!

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Every Ethernet connection should be Gigabit on Roku and TVs.

10/100 is Ancient technology.

Providers like mine, offer almost 500 GB downloads today.

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andyross
Roku Guru

Re: Ethernet 10/100 connection is Ancient!

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Roku's are designed for INTERNET streaming. Even the highest-bandwidth 4K maxes out around 25Mbit.

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gsteng
Reel Rookie

Re: Ethernet 10/100 connection is Ancient!

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Correction: That's 500 MB.

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andyross
Roku Guru

Re: Ethernet 10/100 connection is Ancient!

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Roku's are designed for INTERNET streaming. Even the highest-bandwidth 4K maxes out around 25Mbit.

officialh1
Newbie

Re: Ethernet 10/100 connection is Ancient!

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@gsteng It's actually mbps. It's a significant difference between the two numbers, almost a whole decimal position. As stated by @andyross, Roku doesn't need more than 100mbps

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gsteng
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Re: Ethernet 10/100 connection is Ancient!

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That was a typo. I corrected it. Networks today are 1gb or 10gb. 

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OwnerofDevices
Roku Guru

Re: Ethernet 10/100 connection is Ancient!

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You don't need gigabit ethernet to stream 4k. Heck 8k TVs have 100 ethernet megabits adapters too. You only need 30 megabits a second for 8k across the internet. If you want a gigabit ethernet you should be an apple TV device.

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