If you have Comcast...
06-07-2008, 05:59 PM
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Re: If you have Comcast...
Uncapping is useless. There hasn't been major cable, or DSL company in many years who's servers will not instantly red-flag your account as soon as it talks to the modem.
Not to be a know it all, but I use to do high level support for that stuff for a living.
Not to be a know it all, but I use to do high level support for that stuff for a living.
06-07-2008, 06:42 PM
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Re: If you have Comcast...
Originally Posted by Jorsher
Looking at it in a more general sense, the comparison works just fine. Bandwidth is plenty for the internet bandwidth.
I guess I just have a great wireless network, but I was always able to get the speed ratings I was supposed to a couple rooms away on a wireless g network. With 0 packet errors.
I guess I just have a great wireless network, but I was always able to get the speed ratings I was supposed to a couple rooms away on a wireless g network. With 0 packet errors.
As for your opinions on wireless has plenty of bandwidth and that is not why wireless is slower than wired, then what is the reason? If you don't believe wireless is slower than wired, then please prove it. I promise your results will prove my theory more right than yours.
06-07-2008, 07:01 PM
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Re: If you have Comcast...
Originally Posted by bigwig
No, car engines do not work. Things like reversion/scavenging keep an engine comparison from ever working.
As for your opinions on wireless has plenty of bandwidth and that is not why wireless is slower than wired, then what is the reason? If you don't believe wireless is slower than wired, then please prove it. I promise your results will prove my theory more right than yours.
As for your opinions on wireless has plenty of bandwidth and that is not why wireless is slower than wired, then what is the reason? If you don't believe wireless is slower than wired, then please prove it. I promise your results will prove my theory more right than yours.
Other than that, if you have a good signal, good adapters/routers, and are on a channel that isn't being used by someone else, there won't be a noticeable speed difference.
It'll be slightly slower, but not enough to complain about.
I'll do some tests tomorrow.
06-07-2008, 11:56 PM
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Re: If you have Comcast...
Originally Posted by Random Hero
I use a lynksys router hacked with DD-WRT and I have it tweaked pretty solid. I get the SAME speeds on my hardline as I do wireless. Its all about having it setup right.
I've never had problems getting the same speeds through wireless as wired. Of course, both speeds fluctuate with every test, but they're both in the same margin.
06-08-2008, 01:07 AM
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Re: If you have Comcast...
Originally Posted by Random Hero
I use a lynksys router hacked with DD-WRT and I have it tweaked pretty solid. I get the SAME speeds on my hardline as I do wireless. Its all about having it setup right.
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