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25-10-2009, 20:29

[QUOTE=Stuart C;34897942]
It's worth noting that at home, I have two wireless networks. One, operating at 2.4GHz for any devices limited to G class, and one operating at 5GHz for any devices capable of N class speed. While I can get 20 megs relatively easily from either my LAN or the Internet, I can only download stuff at the same speed from the router hosted the N network (an Apple Time Capsule) or from the PC hooked up to the Time Capsule via a gig ethernet connection.QUOTE]

same network as me stuart only i use the netgear wndr3300 ,i had issues with speed drop from the router but a slight reconfig of the channels used and all is fine .My point is (to the OP)that alot of speed issues will be caused by poor config and not dodgy equipment as the equipment supplied is of a certain standard .The router supplied WILL do what it is required to do or it just wouldn't be on the market .Also it's in nobody's interest to supply equipment that doesn't work ,"Flurgin" or netgear

25-10-2009, 20:29	#19
martyh Guest Location: newcastle upon tyne Services: Sky Q silver bundle Sky Q 2TB box Sky Q mini box Sky fibre unlimited Sky Talk evenings and week Posts: n/a	Re: A Hypothetical Moral Question About Speed [QUOTE=Stuart C;34897942] It's worth noting that at home, I have two wireless networks. One, operating at 2.4GHz for any devices limited to G class, and one operating at 5GHz for any devices capable of N class speed. While I can get 20 megs relatively easily from either my LAN or the Internet, I can only download stuff at the same speed from the router hosted the N network (an Apple Time Capsule) or from the PC hooked up to the Time Capsule via a gig ethernet connection.QUOTE] same network as me stuart only i use the netgear wndr3300 ,i had issues with speed drop from the router but a slight reconfig of the channels used and all is fine .My point is (to the OP)that alot of speed issues will be caused by poor config and not dodgy equipment as the equipment supplied is of a certain standard .The router supplied WILL do what it is required to do or it just wouldn't be on the market .Also it's in nobody's interest to supply equipment that doesn't work ,"Flurgin" or netgear