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  • 27-03-2013 10:17pm
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    seanoge
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 161 ✭✭


    Am with UPC and moved up to 50Mbps and spoke to an engineer and got over 50Mbps on a Macbook with G/N card but on my desktop with a B/G card I get 20Mbps. I have a laptop with a B/G card and it only gets 20Mbps. Why the big difference. Surely G should get near 50Mbps?


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    PogMoThoin
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    seanoge wrote: »
    Am with UPC and moved up to 50Mbps and spoke to an engineer and got over 50Mbps on a Macbook with G/N card but on my desktop with a B/G card I get 20Mbps. I have a laptop with a B/G card and it only gets 20Mbps. Why the big difference. Surely G should get near 50Mbps?

    The actual maximum of "g" is about 28mbit, 20mbit is about right allowing for any local interference and the weak antenna in your laptop (simply 2 thin cables up the back of the screen). The 54mbit speed they quote for wireless "g" is theoretical, ie only achievalble in a lab, in a faraday cage within inches of each other with no interference.


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