speedtest is far better on ethernet than N wireless
 

I have noticed that speedtest is far better using superhub connected via ethernet and turn off wi-fi.

Via superhub wi-fi :

http://www.thinkbroadband.com/speedt...9005522667.png

via ethernet (without wi-fi on):

http://www.thinkbroadband.com/speedt...3447287219.png

http://www.thinkbroadband.com/speedt...2463677168.png

http://www.thinkbroadband.com/speedt...9716027147.png

It proves that the superhub wi-fi is rubbish as my laptop supports N wi-fi however I couldn't get more than 16Mbps. It was no problem on my old modem via netgear wireless router previously on 50 Meg.

Re: speedtest is far better on ethernet than N wireless
 

Orly?

Re: speedtest is far better on ethernet than N wireless
 

That proves nothing really, where were you in releation to the superhub when you tested the wireless? Are you sure its on N when running the test?

I connect my laptop using wireless N and speed tests all come out pretty close to 50Mbs all the time.

Re: speedtest is far better on ethernet than N wireless
 

Funny how all the wired speedtests are done on a different server to the wireless one.

Re: speedtest is far better on ethernet than N wireless
 

What happened to this??

Re: speedtest is far better on ethernet than N wireless
 

That was wireless to my laptop but thinkbroadband speedtest show 16 Meg on wireless! But did show full 30 meg on wightcable speedtest and speedtest too and bbmax speedtest too.

Re: speedtest is far better on ethernet than N wireless
 

I have to wonder which side of the keyboard the problem is on......

Re: speedtest is far better on ethernet than N wireless
 

I'm guessing chair-side...

Re: speedtest is far better on ethernet than N wireless
 

I wonder if this message has popped up. https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2011/02/39.jpg

Re: speedtest is far better on ethernet than N wireless
 

In other news, water is wet

Re: speedtest is far better on ethernet than N wireless
 

No it is not!

It is merely the catalyst which allows something to become wet.:D:D:D

Re: speedtest is far better on ethernet than N wireless
 

Look, I'll moan about the Super Hub dropping wireless connections until the ca$hcow comes home (judging from this thread it has, incidentally), but when it works and you're using an N device not too far from it you do get proper N speeds.

The speed test posted looks more like the result of a G device with less than optimum location, i.e. little bit too far from the access point, not N.