GoCoax MA2500C vs GoCoax MoCA 2.5 Adapter

Connecting to them individually in their web GUI show they're all connected to each other between 3100-3400mbps or just over 3 gigabits. Latency across devices on different access points to the main router do not show any noticeable increases, maybe 0.5-1.5ms increase when using throughput software via wifi

Mainly the downstairs set up. Once these babies connected though. My god, it just works!!! I am consistently pulling 260Mbps upstairs. It is blazing fast through all of the coaxial cables running in my house+ 25’ addition

Number of channels: 5) they don't work with each other, at least on my network. So the goCoax works fine as a MoCA 2.0 device but not when trying to do 2.5

So what I do is I have one down by my router, and I have it plugged into that, and then I plug the router one into my cable TV wiring in my equipment ...

Causes ARP storms due to some delay in their hardware. They are about 4-5 firmware versions from having a viable product. Went back to wi-fi backhaul as it is more reliable than these devices. Avoid these at all costs

So in summary, these devices are great. But be prepared to test them yourself. Be prepared to have a couple tries on splitter, filters, and wiring setups before you get it right! But it is worth it.

I'm able to game and stream on my moca connection just fine. it's faster than powerline and more stable. definitely worth the extra money over powerline adapters, go for this instead

I'm able to game and stream on my moca connection just fine. it's faster than powerline and more stable. definitely worth the extra money over powerline adapters, go for this instead

g. 10GBase-T, 4Gbase-T, 2.5Gbase-T, or SFP+). But I would recommend them if you're a tinkerer or paranoid about someone hacking your MoCA network, because it has some great encryption options, and configurable operation at different frequency ranges, etc

g. 10GBase-T, 4Gbase-T, 2.5Gbase-T, or SFP+). But I would recommend them if you're a tinkerer or paranoid about someone hacking your MoCA network, because it has some great encryption options, and configurable operation at different frequency ranges, etc

It was incredibly easy to install. Pay attention to what you need. You have to have a certain type of splitter in your home where the incoming cable line connects. The MoCA signals run at a higher frequency than older hardware supports, and the hardware in my attic is

Here's what you do: (Before you begin, these instructions apply to setups where your router connects to the ONT via a coaxial cable. If you have any other setup, such as an intermediary MoCA adapter already, these won't work.) 1) Buy at least a pair of these. You can buy three or more if needed, but start with at least two