802.11n

[Bakedgoods]

Can anyone tell me what speeds this officially expected to be capable of? I know it's not finalised yet but i'm reading different things on every website... From 100mbits to 300mbits, even 600mbits...

Thanks

 

[booyaka]

300mbits afaik.

my router and wireless card connect @ 300mbs, both N draft 2 models

 

[Bakedgoods]

Cheers, throughput is around 100mbit is it not?

 

[mynsa]

what is the stability like? does it drop your connection often?

 

[Janesy B]

I think the connection speeds vary as a lot of the 802.11n stuff is draft n which takes the standards from the draft specification of 802.11n.

 

[AbsenceJam]

Cheers, throughput is around 100mbit is it not?

70Mb~

 

[Bakedgoods]

Correct me if i'm wrong, but if you're using channel bonding then is it 150mbit?

 

[booyaka]

how do i check the through put?

 

[Energize]

how do i check the through put?

Transer a file from 1 pc to another and time it.

 

[milkinc13]

has 802.11n ben finalised yet as a standard or is it still going through?

 

[Bakedgoods]

Still going through, draft 4.0 I believe

 

[bum]

Thread hijacking:

I got my router few days ago, from O2 broadband for their 16mb broadband service and the router is a 54mbps 802.11g. Will that lag in term of the speed?

 

[Energize]

Thread hijacking:

I got my router few days ago, from O2 broadband for their 16mb broadband service and the router is a 54mbps 802.11g. Will that lag in term of the speed?

No. You won't even be syncing at 16Mb/s anyway.

 

[AbsenceJam]

Thread hijacking:

I got my router few days ago, from O2 broadband for their 16mb broadband service and the router is a 54mbps 802.11g. Will that lag in term of the speed?

Best case throughput with G is about 18-19Mb/s so more than your ADSL2+ synch which includes overheads as well. But wireless is more latent than wired.