its pretty easy to find out.. just connect the ultra nic to a 1gbit switchs/router and you can tell by the lights its only passing 100mbits true. and yes its more than enough.. but i have 1gbit up and down fibre connection.. and its feels like the nic is bottlenecked by the 100mbits cap
Nearly 2020 and google tech company is still using 100Mbps NIC? Wow and 2and this is streaming device. Why not 1Gig nic so that you have the longevity of bandwidth throughput. the tech sheet boasts the glory of wifi but the details on ethernet is ghost. I'll leave it at this for now. Just crazy the device is using 100Mbps NIC. #OLDTECH
its just wierd mate, that radio technology is way more supported than copper sadly.
It's not gigabit, but 100Mbit is still more than double the maximum bandwidth Stadia needs at maximum quality/4K so it doesn't really matter.
This is true, but probably chromecast is usb 2 so not gigabit stream and ... chromecast ultra CANT handle a 1gibit stream anyway ...
Is it really? CCU shows up with a 1Git/s link on my router, while the hue bridge links with 100 Mbit/s.
Even though, its a streaming device. Bluray is around 36 Mbit/s, Netflix 4K is around 25 Mbit/s. Not sure what a higher rate would solve.
Yes, I can confirm that stadia is only connecting with 100mbps