finding the right type if router for my devices.

[faye]

I have just change to a 1000M connection using fiber

I am using the tplink 740 with 150M speed wireless router.

I have a notebook, Asus zenbook
Imac desktop
IPhone 4 and 5
Samsung galaxy s3
Ipad 1 and mini

to have the fastest speed my devices can achieve do I need to change to another wireless router?

My current download speed is around 15 to 20 Mbps
Will i see big difference with gigalan support?

[ch33zw1z]

Pardon my ignorance, but what is a "1000M connection using fiber"?

What does your ISP give you for speeds?

[faye]

ISP said it is fiber direct 1000Mbps megabit

[ch33zw1z]

1Gbps direct, nice. Can you post a result from www.speedtest.net

So basically, most SOHO routers have a 100Mbps WAN port, that's going to be your bottleneck.

I haven't looked around for routers with a 1Gbps WAN port, not sure if there are any SOHO routers like that..

[imagoon]

Originally Posted by faye

I have just change to a 1000M connection using fiber

I am using the tplink 740 with 150M speed wireless router.

I have a notebook, Asus zenbook
Imac desktop
IPhone 4 and 5
Samsung galaxy s3
Ipad 1 and mini

to have the fastest speed my devices can achieve do I need to change to another wireless router?

My current download speed is around 15 to 20 Mbps
Will i see big difference with gigalan support?

While I don't know of anything that is SOHO that is able to route/NAT gigabit at gigabit speeds... If you do have a 1gig connection then yes using gig inside will show a difference. 20Mbps is only 2% of your connection. There basically isn't any [soho] wireless tech at this time that can do 1g so you would need cables to actually use it all, at least on one device.

[JackMDS]

The "Marketing Geniuses" probably mean that the Fiber is capable to do 1GB but that does not necessarily mean that your feed is going to be 1GB.

In any case - http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps12262/index.html

[faye]

Is thinking about this
http://www.tp-link.com/en/products/d...del=TL-WDR3600

[imagoon]

Originally Posted by JackMDS

The "Marketing Geniuses" probably mean that the Fiber is capable to do 1GB but that does not necessarily mean that your feed is going to be 1GB.

In any case - http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps12262/index.html

Good point. OP what is the actual speed of the connection? If it is only 20Mbps then there is nothing special you need.

[faye]

With my imac wired 95Mbps download and 80Mbps upload

[Lithium381]

Maybe you've got a 1gb connecion but you're throttled to 100mb?

[faye]

then
am i getting the most from my router and my devices already?
i am not sure if my devices are running at its top.

Actually what speed is your devices are running in Megabit per second?