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Wireless Boxes
I have 50M internet with Virgin Media i have a netgear router but i can only receive 20M through my wireless box. Does anyone have any suggestions on what i can do myself to change this?
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I presume you have a G class router, what you need is an N class router which offers higher wifi speeds, only other option is to go wired. *Thread moved from articles to Networking forum |
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Just to add (although it might be obvious to some), as well as an 'N' router, your wireless receiver (on desktop or laptop) would also need to be 'N'.
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Yep, should have added that.. TnX
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I thought g class routers could still transfer at 54Mbps?
just to add my reciever is g class on my laptop but the router is n class and i get approx 40- 45 Mb |
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My router is an N Netgear router. It is actually the one the Virgin sent me when i opted for the higher speed. I have checked my laptop and also my PC are both on N setting. Virgin have now dispatched a third router fingers crossed that this one will work better than the other 2. Has anyone else suffered with the same problem of not getting 50M through their box?
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can you not ask for the d link ,that's the one i use which does offer better performance than the netgear
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that is what Virgin are sending out to us, but whether or not it works is another matter. to be honest i am not holding my breath for it to work
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Does 50mb really make a difference to browsing compared to 10 and 20?? just wondering...
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N class routers tend to come with faster CPUs so can cope with higher speeds. As do Business level G class routers. |
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possibly in theory but in practice you probably wouldn't notice the difference ,there are so many factors other than bandwidth that affect page loading like advert content, video content and configuration of your browser and what would you do with the 3.03 secs saved anyway :D |
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