13 May 2014 at 11:18 #1 delpy8 delpy8 Soldato Joined 7 Jan 2010 Posts 5,088 Location Up NORTH Hi guys Any idea if I can speed the wifi up its got a broadcom 802.11n internally
13 May 2014 at 11:22 #2 Nymins Nymins Soldato Joined 7 Mar 2007 Posts 9,917 Location Belfast What wireless bands does your router support? You will probably be more limited by the speed of your broadband/router than the WiFi card.
What wireless bands does your router support? You will probably be more limited by the speed of your broadband/router than the WiFi card.
13 May 2014 at 11:31 #3 delpy8 delpy8 Soldato OP Joined 7 Jan 2010 Posts 5,088 Location Up NORTH Nymins said: What wireless bands does your router support? You will probably be more limited by the speed of your broadband/router than the WiFi card. Click to expand... hi its the newest bt homehub that does 2.4 and 5
Nymins said: What wireless bands does your router support? You will probably be more limited by the speed of your broadband/router than the WiFi card. Click to expand... hi its the newest bt homehub that does 2.4 and 5
13 May 2014 at 11:50 #4 Nymins Nymins Soldato Joined 7 Mar 2007 Posts 9,917 Location Belfast You could get a dual band wifi card, like an Intel 7260-AC or the older Centrino 6205. Does your current card not provide the full download speed?
You could get a dual band wifi card, like an Intel 7260-AC or the older Centrino 6205. Does your current card not provide the full download speed?
13 May 2014 at 12:01 #5 delpy8 delpy8 Soldato OP Joined 7 Jan 2010 Posts 5,088 Location Up NORTH Nymins said: You could get a dual band wifi card, like an Intel 7260-AC or the older Centrino 6205. Does your current card not provide the full download speed? Click to expand... Getting 70+ wired and about 23 wireless
Nymins said: You could get a dual band wifi card, like an Intel 7260-AC or the older Centrino 6205. Does your current card not provide the full download speed? Click to expand... Getting 70+ wired and about 23 wireless
13 May 2014 at 12:02 #6 Nymins Nymins Soldato Joined 7 Mar 2007 Posts 9,917 Location Belfast If your current card supports it, try the 5GHz band. If not, then you'll need a dual band wifi card. The above two should work.
If your current card supports it, try the 5GHz band. If not, then you'll need a dual band wifi card. The above two should work.
