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1. #HOW TO OPEN PORTS FOR STEAM ON NETGEAR ROUTER PRO#
2. #HOW TO OPEN PORTS FOR STEAM ON NETGEAR ROUTER PC#

With all the attention on the wireless market heading to 802.11ax/Wi-Fi 6, this XR700 uses a combination of the last generation 802.11ac/Wi-Fi 5 wireless and 802.11ad technology (that's the 60 GHz frequency one), which unfortunately has not gone mainstream. The XR700 has plenty of the right ingredients, with one WAN and six LAN ports for enough wired connections, support for link aggregation, and even a 10 Gigabit LAN SFP+ port for ridiculous Ethernet bandwidth.

#HOW TO OPEN PORTS FOR STEAM ON NETGEAR ROUTER PRO#

Both are part of the company's 'Nighthawk Pro Gaming' networking line of products-but the XR700 is even faster than its predecessor. The Netgear Nighthawk Pro Gaming XR700 is a strong follow-up to the XR500, which impressed us last year as it was the fastest router we had tested to date. The following are the ones that stand out to us as the best routers for gaming specifically, but that's not the only feather in their cap. We've tested a host of gaming routers over the years from the likes of Asus, Netgear, TP-Link, Linksys, D-Link, and more.

And if you live in a sprawling home, then a Wi-Fi range extender may help too. Getting your network up to speed is paramount for a modern smart home, to boost the connection to your Smart TV, consoles, tablets, smartphones, and everything else that needs a decent internet connection these days. If you're playing on one of the best gaming laptops it's unlikely to omit wireless compatibility, though for some laptops wireless will be your only option.

#HOW TO OPEN PORTS FOR STEAM ON NETGEAR ROUTER PC#

Plus, you can easily add Wi-Fi support to your PC with a USB Wi-Fi adapter. A wired connection might have a slight edge, because many gaming PCs don't come with wireless networking as standard, though this has improved with the latest CPUs and motherboards. Usually we recommend a wired connection for your gaming machines, but the latest wireless kit doesn't just match wired connections for speed and latency, but for reliability too.