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I've got a netgear router that i've had for a few years, pretty standard one, 802.11g i think........
My question is, is it worth upgrading to a faster 802.11n router? I'm on 10MB cable broadband, which does run consistently at 10mb when wired, and i run the PS3, a laptop, and the iphone occasionally..... Would it make the wireless noticeably faster? Or is there no point with only a 10MB connection? -------------------- |
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What Matt said. Your internet connection is your bottleneck, and switching up the router won't speed that up.
However, having a 802.11n router and other n-capable hardware on your intranet you will see benefits, but most people arent running and transferring big files between multiple wireless systems on their intranet, so again I find no need. I would say wait a year or so until they standardize 802.11ac and then upgrade. -------------------- 1991 MR2 - T-tops - Crimson Red - Gen3 3SGTE - Lots of money
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