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Am I Running at WiFi "n"?
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<blockquote data-quote="kgeier82" data-source="post: 646751" data-attributes="member: 23394"><p>how is this accurate? I mean:</p><p></p><p>i have a 6000<strong>kb/s</strong> connection at home. FIOS has up to <strong>50Mb/s</strong> in the states...</p><p></p><p>now, if you have a G network vs an N network...realworld speeds of each we will say are around 26Mb/s for G, and 80 Mb/s for N.</p><p></p><p>i would assume for anyone with <strong>25Mb/s or less</strong> connection, WIFI-N has nothing to offer internet browsing? Your not gonna get downloads faster just because you have N over a G, unless your bandwidth, and real world numbers exceed the average of what a G network offers, right?</p><p></p><p>Only file transfering betweem PCs, and range are beneficial at this point?</p><p></p><p>some confusion here i guess, i just wanna understand it right if im not already</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="kgeier82, post: 646751, member: 23394"] how is this accurate? I mean: i have a 6000[B]kb/s[/B] connection at home. FIOS has up to [B]50Mb/s[/B] in the states... now, if you have a G network vs an N network...realworld speeds of each we will say are around 26Mb/s for G, and 80 Mb/s for N. i would assume for anyone with [B]25Mb/s or less[/B] connection, WIFI-N has nothing to offer internet browsing? Your not gonna get downloads faster just because you have N over a G, unless your bandwidth, and real world numbers exceed the average of what a G network offers, right? Only file transfering betweem PCs, and range are beneficial at this point? some confusion here i guess, i just wanna understand it right if im not already [/QUOTE]
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