Soldato
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Whilst wired is technically better for the most part, you won’t really notice on a 150Mb connection.
wifi6 or Ethernet
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You…binned…a…cable?
Wired but you will probably not notice a difference in reality.
Wifi 6 can easily cover your 150mb internet with plenty of change and unless you have a material amount of local network traffic between your devices you’ll be miles off the minute of wifi.
Wifi 6 can easily cover your 150mb internet with plenty of change and unless you have a material amount of local network traffic between your devices you’ll be miles off the minute of wifi.
For downloads sure, but for latency sensitive operations you certainly will and that’s before we consider CCA and other interferes.
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Difference between wired and wireless for me is in the region of 6-7 ms, hardly going to be noticed.
tbf i have noticed a big drop in game ping.
Wi-Fi relies on RF which is different in every environment. What you notice may be different to others. It's the variation in ping rather than a blanket reduction.
If your PC is using 6GHz and not a lot else, you'll be a huge amount better.
There is a reason Wi-Fi 8 802.11bn is all about reliability, and with the strengths associated with Wi-Fi 7s introduction of MLO, this will be leveraged for that purpose.
