lv6l <(E-Mail Removed)> hath wroth:
>i have a linksys WRT300N router. my laptop, using a dell intel wireless
>card im asuming connects to this router at 128mbps. but my computer
>desktop using a netgear wg311t only connects at 54mbps. i play games and
>it lags a lot of times, sometime i would get drops as well. is there a
>way i can config my router settings so i can connect at least 108mbps.
In order to do faster than 54Mbits/sec, the WRT300N router supports
Draft-N using MIMO. There are several incompatible flavors of MIMO.
The WRT300N uses the Broadcom Intensi-fi chipset. I order to get
speeds faster than 54Mbits/sec, your client radios would need to use
this chipset or a supported Draft-N compatible chipset.
Your Netgear WG311T PCI adapter supports Super-G 108Mbits/sec using an
Atheros chipset (exact chip depends on card version). Super-G is not
compatible with Draft-N MIMO.
Therefore, you're limited to 54Mbits/sec no matter how you tinker with
the router. You'll need to replace your WG311T with a Draft-N client
adapater in order to get faster speeds.
Compatibility at any connection speed over 54Mbits/sec is currently
somewhat of a crap shoot until the 802.11n standard is finalized.
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