In Reply to: RE: The modem is on one of those "by the month" plans. . . posted by zacster on September 24, 2024 at 16:20:00:
Same max speed as my 2019 Intel-based iMac I referred to in my OP for this thread (just under 1Gb).
I don't understand why thunderbolt would be necessary. (And I do have a spare thunderbolt port on my 2024 Mac Mini.) But I'm connected as follows:
mac (either 2019 iMac or 2024 Mac Mini) -> Ethernet to 2Gb switch supporting 2Gb on each of its ports -> Ethernet to new Xfinity 2Gb cable modem. It's possible that one or both of these connections may use Cat5 cable (I don't remember), so I might swap it out with a Cat 6 cable if that would have a chance to improve things.
Is it really more complicated than this?
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