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#252755 10-Jul-2019 12:16
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Older posts have indicated that a gigabit fibre connection should probably be sent a 7490, but I've been sent a 7560. Will this be sufficient for maximum performance and functionality?


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  #2273927 10-Jul-2019 12:26
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One difference will be the wireless speed. The 7490 has 802.11ac which will give you 1300Mbit/s download, the 7560 will give 866Mbit/s MAX: https://en.avm.de/products/comparing-avm-products/fritzbox/vdsladsl/.

 

So wireless clients will not be able to achieve the full speed you're paying for.




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  #2273929 10-Jul-2019 12:27
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@2DegreesCare states Fibre with 900/400 should have received a 7490 here I wonder if that's changed or they just sent the wrong one? Hopefully pinging them will help.





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  #2273942 10-Jul-2019 12:33
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7560 will be fine for the job! How much speed do you really need over Wi-Fi?




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  #2273958 10-Jul-2019 12:58
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7560 is more than getting the job done for Ethernet!

 

 

Massive improvement over the EdgeRouter-X, even with that having its hardware offloading all enabled. Seeing a 35-50% increase in downstream speed, with more consistent latency. Great stuff!

I'll be using the 7560 as a second wireless access point on the opposite end of the flat. I've currently got a UniFi AP AC LR. We get great coverage overall, but it does leave a small bit to be desired in the back two rooms (which is conveniently where the router is situated).


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  #2273965 10-Jul-2019 13:28
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kiwicam:

 

One difference will be the wireless speed. The 7490 has 802.11ac which will give you 1300Mbit/s download, the 7560 will give 866Mbit/s MAX: https://en.avm.de/products/comparing-avm-products/fritzbox/vdsladsl/.

 

So wireless clients will not be able to achieve the full speed you're paying for.

 

 

7490 won't either - and even then it depends on using 80MHz channels and all client devices supporting 3x3 to get real world ~700Mbps!

 

 


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