Nic Barnes
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Now I've never had a router that has 2 different signals before. Current one seems to. If I connect to 2.4ghz on wifi it runs at only 23-35mb/sec
5ghz runs way faster.
Why and what is the difference?
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AndyKent
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https://www.google.co.uk/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=2.4%20vs%205ghz
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Nic Barnes
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Cheers
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eyeopen
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quote:
Originally posted by Nic Barnes
Now I've never had a router that has 2 different signals before. Current one seems to. If I connect to 2.4ghz on wifi it runs at only 23-35mb/sec
5ghz runs way faster.
Why and what is the difference?
If you can then connect via Ethernet eg wire, things like tv, PS4, or if your me a home antenna for three lol. They are all 5g,
But wireless threw 5g is more less impossible as doesn't reach far at all! in that case use 2g
[Edited on 14-01-2016 by eyeopen]
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Nic Barnes
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Can connect to the 5ghz network all over the house.
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eyeopen
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lucky you, on what? my phone spicks up on 5g even my neighbours 5g, not laptop, even though I'm like 3 metres from the hub!
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ed
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Your laptop doesn't have a 5.0 GHz compatible network card then.
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