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N Router with G Adaptor

podgeandrodge · 2009-07-31 20:37:45

Quick question: I know that using an N Router with a G adaptor will only get me G speeds - but would I get any of the extra range offered by an N router? Thanks.

31-07-2009 8:37pm

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podgeandrodge

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Quick question:

I know that using an N Router with a G adaptor will only get me G speeds - but would I get any of the extra range offered by an N router? Thanks.

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#2 02-08-2009 7:17pm

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I've just got an N adapter a few days ago and did alot of testing with it on my N router, I don't see any real difference in range with N compared to G but throughput with N is significantly higher than G.

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