Which Topology will work best for a wired/wireless backhaul

Which Topology will work best for a wired/wireless backhaul

Which Topology will work best for a wired/wireless backhaul
Which Topology will work best for a wired/wireless backhaul
Thursday
Model: Deco XE75 Pro  
Hardware Version: V1
Firmware Version: v1

Hello,

I'm looking to buy a XE75 3-Pack to get decent internet at my attic.

I don't have the option to lay a cable to my attic but I do have the option to lay a cable to my middle floor.

Also I don't have space next to my stairs so all the wifi signals have to go through 1 layer of concrete floor. 

 

The goal here is to get the best possible signal in Room 4

 

This setup is possible by doing a daisy chain setup with a ethernet/wifi hybrid. This should be the standard option but I was worried that the speed in room 4 would suffer because this setup has 3 nodes from router to computer 

 

Maybe these setups are possible as well? Could only having 2 nodes between the router and the computer make the configuration better for room 4?

The extra unit in the living room would be a bonus but not mandatory.  

 

 

What is the best setup for room 4 here? 
I hope someone can help me thanks!

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Re:Which Topology will work best for a wired/wireless backhaul
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  @ZappoZero 

 

Nodes that connect to each other with Ethernet cable do not count as extra hops in daisy chain, which means all three setups will provide equivalent WiFi coverage and speed for Room 4.

 

For simplicity, I would suggest your first setup, daisy chain.

 

Also, consider connecting computer with Ethernet cable to Deco node in Room 4, this should improve Internet link speed for that computer.

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Re:Which Topology will work best for a wired/wireless backhaul
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  @Alexandre. 

 

Thanks! and yes in all solutions the desktop is connected to the node via cable. I'm planning to use the deco as an wifi receiver for my desktop :) 

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