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    MSI RG54GS2 Wireless problem

    Discussion in 'Networking and Wireless' started by anusthegreat, Dec 27, 2008.

  1. anusthegreat

    anusthegreat Notebook Guru

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    Hello. I got the OP router with the wi-fi access point. Like it on the whole, but got some doubts 'bout the speed connection. I got my PC connected to it and zee lappy via wireless. I ain't gettin' more than 2,5Mb/sec while trasferring files, while the access point supports up to 54Mb/s, as you know. I got the maximum MTU of 1460 set up and stuff liek that tuned for the maximum perfomance, dunno what else I can do.
    Requesting any help regarding to the wireless speed connection maximizing; and what's the average speed it should work with?
    Note: the router is situated in the next room, the signal is perfect, there are no any cordless things or microwave stuff around.
    //discuss.
     
    anusthegreat, Dec 27, 2008
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    anusthegreat Notebook Guru

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    lol bump :s
     
    anusthegreat, Dec 28, 2008
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    wlan_man Notebook Consultant

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    What are you transferring from ?
    The link is only as fast as the slowest device.

    ie to test 11n you need a Gigabit LAN connection to the router or you'll only get 100Mbps max.
    Also some USB devices are just plain slow to transfer from.
    etc etc
     
    wlan_man, Dec 28, 2008
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