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Re: wireless routers
Wireless B has a maximum rate of 11Mbps. If you're going to have a baller connection like that, you might as well go with a baller router.
Something like this. |
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Re: wireless routers
thanks, i'll check that out
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Re: wireless routers
You'll probably need a new wireless adapter for your computer as well.
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Re: wireless routers
Does the wireless N router have any advantages over a wireless g like this for someone like me who doesn't do any online gaming aside from poker and will just be using it to browse the web (although I do want to be able to download files as quickly as my connection will allow via my router)?
My laptop is the only computer that it will be used with. |
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Wireless N has a higher data rate and range. You probably won't see much of a difference in those two routers unless you're pushing the range or doing wireless LAN transfers.
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just get a wireless G. That will do you fine.
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Re: wireless routers
One thing that I noticed was painfully slow with my wireless B router was transferring files from my desktop to my laptop.
I imagine the G will be much faster for this, but it says on newegg that N is up to 12 times faster than G. Does this mean that file transfers will go 12 times faster as well? Or is the difference negligible for someone who rarely does this anyway? |
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