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Old 11-01-2026, 12:47   #9
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Re: Should I still be on the Hub 3?
When my aging Hub 3 failed last year, it was replaced with another Hub 3. I'm quite happy with the performance (386 down, 37up) on 350Mb. The WiFi performance is more than adequate in our small house. I also have it operating at a central point, and have a long 2 core lead through trunking plugging straight into the power brick. Taking a Hub 4 or 5 would mean rewiring with a 3 core mains lead & additional socket, which I would rather avoid.
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