Actually I meant to write that I switched from a Linksys G router to a
Belkin (draft)N.
The aim was to increase the range - which it did, even with a G laptop.
(The throughput wasn't important since the internet access is only
10Mbps and the need for (really fast) intranet transfers from pc-to-pc
or pc-to-printer are rare)
Jez
On Wed, May 28, 2008 at 6:31 AM, Moose <olymoose@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> C.H.Ling wrote:
>> The actual throughput of 802.11b is 5.9Mb and 802.11g is 19Mb, far from the
>> RAW data rate. The improvement from b to g is around 3 times not 5 times.
>>
> Obviously you know more than I. In any case, the switch from B to G in
> the router alone is enough to explain the increase in throughput Jez
> experienced.
>
> What's the actual throughput of 802.11n? One practical comparison of
> draft 2 802.11n equipment suggests on the order of a 5x increase over G.
>
> Moose
>
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