hello there.
seriously, tried googling and stuff, no luck.
i have a pretty good internet connection at home (100 mbps).
router - asus WL520 GC, and dell 1390 minicard.
first question, is that router unable to pass more than 40 mbps of traffic? because i cant get him to work faster (cable connection). i can get full 100 mbps if i plug internet cable directly into my laptop.
second - why is my wireless 1390 minicard only using 24 mbps (its actually 22 mbps or so - 2.5 MBps max)? is it the limit of the card/router? drivers 5.30.21. using wpa2 security.
and will my card be able to get full 54 mbps if i get TPLINK Ultimate Wireless N Gigabit Router?
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You can get above roughly 20mbps with 802.11g card- you need to upgrade to 802.11n to achieve speeds like that.
You need to upgrade both Wi-Fi card and a router.
If you meant TP-LINK TL-WR1043ND Ultimate Wireless N Gigabit Router- it's a good one.
Broadcom BCM5354 that your Asus uses is too slow to achieve routing throughput of more than roughly 50mbps so you can't get more out of it.
xps m1530 and 1390 minicard
Discussion in 'Networking and Wireless' started by ReVaS, May 9, 2011.