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<blockquote data-quote="UrbanAmy" data-source="post: 65362"><p>I tried to use Dlink DI-624 (wireless cable/dsl router) for my wireless needs. It turned out, after a while, the connection became unbearably slow (slower than 56k). Mind you, we have 3 computers in the house, and one of them is my new PB. The PC and my old PM (Sawtooth G4), the two of the 3 computers, has no wireless cards so they have to use the ethernet the old fashioned way while my laptop can go wireless. I was wondering if the super slow speeds contributes to a conflict of ethernet and wireless connections? I decided to send Dlink back. I was afraid I'd experience this problem again if I decided to buy Netgear. Any ideas why the connection was super slow?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="UrbanAmy, post: 65362"] I tried to use Dlink DI-624 (wireless cable/dsl router) for my wireless needs. It turned out, after a while, the connection became unbearably slow (slower than 56k). Mind you, we have 3 computers in the house, and one of them is my new PB. The PC and my old PM (Sawtooth G4), the two of the 3 computers, has no wireless cards so they have to use the ethernet the old fashioned way while my laptop can go wireless. I was wondering if the super slow speeds contributes to a conflict of ethernet and wireless connections? I decided to send Dlink back. I was afraid I'd experience this problem again if I decided to buy Netgear. Any ideas why the connection was super slow? [/QUOTE]
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