Finnaly got new router.
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I'll soon get a new router myself
The current one is at 8mbps, but the new one will be on 20-25 mbps -
Your internet speed has nothing to do with the router…lol.
Yes it does!
I can't get faster speed on the internet from the company that the current router is from!
When we changed router last time. The mbps dropped a lot and I got NAT type 2/3 -
Who cares. What's the difference -.-
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Who cares. What's the difference -.-
It was meant as a rhetorical question
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It was meant as a rhetorical question
It was meant as a rhetorical question
Thats not really the point though lol.
To say whats the difference between a modem and a router would like be saying hwats the difference between a fork and a spoon!!Their is an extreme difference between them, you'd have to be a retard to not know which is which even if your not computer literate!
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It was meant as a rhetorical question
Thats not really the point though lol.
To say whats the difference between a modem and a router would like be saying hwats the difference between a fork and a spoon!!Their is an extreme difference between them, you'd have to be a retard to not know which is which even if your not computer literate!
Thats not really the point though lol.
To say whats the difference between a modem and a router would like be saying hwats the difference between a fork and a spoon!!Their is an extreme difference between them, you'd have to be a retard to not know which is which even if your not computer literate!
Here in Norway we only say router ffs… How should I know the difference -.-
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One distributes information over a network wired or wireless, and the other receives converts and sends information over the internet, but also allows a single computer connection, ones with multiple computer connections is still a modem but has routing capabilities.
I can see where the confusion started but I think Bronco was being pedantic because he knows more about this stuff, which is rightly due'd to him
SinfulShadows Clan:: Owner
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Exactly. A modem interprets the data flow and allows your computer to connect to the internet. A router "routes" the signal to multiple locations and allows the data flow to be split multiple times and interpreted separately.
You need both…that's pretty much it.
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