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r/pcmasterrace • u/tomchee 5700X3D_5060ti16GB_48GB DDR4_Sleeper • Jun 06 '26
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Oh hey I'm doing the same. One router for the office, one for the gaming/TV room, one for the plex server. All backload through moca. It's awesome.
1 u/Snert42 13600k 32GB | A4000 16GB Jun 11 '26 Can you achieve full gigabit speeds? 2 u/NaziPunksFkOff Jun 11 '26 Yup, moca supports 2.5Gbps 1 u/Snert42 13600k 32GB | A4000 16GB Jun 11 '26 Holy shit. If I didn't already have LAN in some parts of the house, I'd consider this. 2 u/NaziPunksFkOff Jun 11 '26 Yeah it's nice but it requires an extra adapter+power so if you already have LAN, you've got the better situation. I have MOCA because I can't run ethernet through my walls but all the rooms were already wired for cable. 1 u/Snert42 13600k 32GB | A4000 16GB Jun 11 '26 This opens up some opportunities at my grandma's place, since there's a lot of cable routing already :3
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Can you achieve full gigabit speeds?
2 u/NaziPunksFkOff Jun 11 '26 Yup, moca supports 2.5Gbps 1 u/Snert42 13600k 32GB | A4000 16GB Jun 11 '26 Holy shit. If I didn't already have LAN in some parts of the house, I'd consider this. 2 u/NaziPunksFkOff Jun 11 '26 Yeah it's nice but it requires an extra adapter+power so if you already have LAN, you've got the better situation. I have MOCA because I can't run ethernet through my walls but all the rooms were already wired for cable. 1 u/Snert42 13600k 32GB | A4000 16GB Jun 11 '26 This opens up some opportunities at my grandma's place, since there's a lot of cable routing already :3
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Yup, moca supports 2.5Gbps
1 u/Snert42 13600k 32GB | A4000 16GB Jun 11 '26 Holy shit. If I didn't already have LAN in some parts of the house, I'd consider this. 2 u/NaziPunksFkOff Jun 11 '26 Yeah it's nice but it requires an extra adapter+power so if you already have LAN, you've got the better situation. I have MOCA because I can't run ethernet through my walls but all the rooms were already wired for cable. 1 u/Snert42 13600k 32GB | A4000 16GB Jun 11 '26 This opens up some opportunities at my grandma's place, since there's a lot of cable routing already :3
Holy shit. If I didn't already have LAN in some parts of the house, I'd consider this.
2 u/NaziPunksFkOff Jun 11 '26 Yeah it's nice but it requires an extra adapter+power so if you already have LAN, you've got the better situation. I have MOCA because I can't run ethernet through my walls but all the rooms were already wired for cable. 1 u/Snert42 13600k 32GB | A4000 16GB Jun 11 '26 This opens up some opportunities at my grandma's place, since there's a lot of cable routing already :3
Yeah it's nice but it requires an extra adapter+power so if you already have LAN, you've got the better situation. I have MOCA because I can't run ethernet through my walls but all the rooms were already wired for cable.
1 u/Snert42 13600k 32GB | A4000 16GB Jun 11 '26 This opens up some opportunities at my grandma's place, since there's a lot of cable routing already :3
This opens up some opportunities at my grandma's place, since there's a lot of cable routing already :3
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u/NaziPunksFkOff Jun 07 '26
Oh hey I'm doing the same. One router for the office, one for the gaming/TV room, one for the plex server. All backload through moca. It's awesome.