I am getting 25MB/s sustained transfer rate that is megabytes not megabits, used a laptop with Killer 1102 and Linksys E4200 used 5GHZ Band connected at 300mb/s
Have a Desktop connected to router via gigabit ethernet and transfering a 154MB file from laptop to desktop takes 7 seconds, even with large 1.5GB file I get a sustained 25.4MB/s the burst speed is 48MB/s.. never had speeds this fast before...
Update: Just tried the same file transfer with Intel 6230 @ 300mb/s 5GHZ band, and ony getting 10MB/s sustained, which is still fast but no way competes with the Killer... and I have bluetooth turned off
I have tested the upload and download speed on the killer 1102, and the upload is slightly faster than the download! as the download is around 25MB/s but drops to 22MB/s sustained, this is all using only 2 spacial streams!
Going to replace that 6230 with a Killer
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Those numbers seem rather high to me, i'm a little doubtful, especially of the 48MB/s since it would give you to a transfer speed of 384mbps. 25MB/s isn't impossible though.
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Well I sent a 9GB file in under 6 minutes , which equates to 25MB/s
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Sounds good to me, you can see where I posted similar results using an Intel 6300 and the E4200.
Dual-band router questions - Neowin Forums
People were then saying it's windows reporting it wrong so i should use robo copy:
Dual-band router questions - Neowin Forums
As you can see, that definitely shows it can be done -
Your using 3 antennas @ 450mb/s I am using 2 antennas @ 300mb/s to achieve that speed, with an intel 6230 @ 300mb/s only getting 11MB/s, The killer cards have software to optimize the bandwidth, hence why the speeds are so high for the killer and not the intel
Killer do a 3 antenna card @450MB/s would love to see the speeds that achieves but I only have a 2 antenna laptop -
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25MB/s Sustained Transfer Speed over Wifie
Discussion in 'Networking and Wireless' started by meansizzler, Feb 8, 2012.