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i have some spots in my house where i have low and very low signal.will replacing my G router with an N router makes the signal at those spots better?
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Wirless N Is It Effective?
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Posted 15 January 2008 - 04:17 PM
Have anyone tried the a Wireless N router?
i have some spots in my house where i have low and very low signal.will replacing my G router with an N router makes the signal at those spots better?
i have some spots in my house where i have low and very low signal.will replacing my G router with an N router makes the signal at those spots better?
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Posted 15 January 2008 - 07:08 PM
Hello, The wireless N router, combined with a wireless N adapter gives better speed and greater range. The key point being that if you use a wireless b, or G adapter you will not see any benefit from the wireless N router.
I have been told that the signal can be picked up several hundred feet away, and download times are greatly improved.
I have been told that the signal can be picked up several hundred feet away, and download times are greatly improved.
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Posted 16 January 2008 - 05:04 AM
True, people sometime forget about the adapters.
to really know we have to try it i guess.
to really know we have to try it i guess.
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