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Originally posted by Steven
So it does slighlty effect right?
No. If anything a good 54mbps wireless setup would be more reliable than a shoddy 11mpbs setup, not faster
when browsing the internet.
The time you would really see a 54mbps wireless connection shine is when you have 2 computers on a network and you are transferring a large amount of data.
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Originally posted by Steven
What do i do to
speed up my lets say kbps when downloading a file? (besides getting faster internet services from the companies)
Well, uh, theres... uh.. Getting a faster internet service from your provider.
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Originally posted by Steven
Ah i see, but anyways, if it only effects that, how come a connection speed increases when using a 54 mbps card than lets say, 11? Even when not on a network?
If your not connected to a network, you wont see the numbers 11 or 54, because you wouldn't be using wireless (your connection would be disconnected). I'm not quite sure where that question comes from. (1pc, a wireless router, and an internet connection is still a network, just not really seen as one.)
The point is, your "connection speed" increases because you are connected at a higher speed, however, you are connected to your network, not to the internet. Your internet connection may still be 4mbps or whatever you get from your ISP.
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