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qasdfdsaq · 17-06-2011, 19:48

Wireless 'N' performance can be variable but 300mbps mode (HT) is notoriously hard to get right. That said your reported speeds are verging on the pathetic side of bad, seeing as even my mobile phone manages 35mbps in 65mbps link mode. The highest efficiency I've seen is in the 70-80% range.

That said even the high quality, reputable OSF products have trouble getting HT mode right, so the fact that the Superhub keels over and dies doing it is no surprise to me. Last time I dabbled with Openwrt I had to modify several elements of the firmware itself to make it not crash and/or not cripple itself while running in HT mode.

17-06-2011, 19:48	#4
qasdfdsaq cf.mega poster Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 11,207	Re: My replacement Superhub Wireless 'N' performance can be variable but 300mbps mode (HT) is notoriously hard to get right. That said your reported speeds are verging on the pathetic side of bad, seeing as even my mobile phone manages 35mbps in 65mbps link mode. The highest efficiency I've seen is in the 70-80% range. That said even the high quality, reputable OSF products have trouble getting HT mode right, so the fact that the Superhub keels over and dies doing it is no surprise to me. Last time I dabbled with Openwrt I had to modify several elements of the firmware itself to make it not crash and/or not cripple itself while running in HT mode.