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    PC to PC transfer rates

    Discussion in 'Networking and Wireless' started by grazzt, Sep 2, 2007.

  1. grazzt

    grazzt Notebook Consultant

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    Does this sound ok through a WRT54G router

    Wired: 281 files 7.9 MB/s
    Wireless 198 files 2.4 MB/s

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    blue68f100 Notebook Virtuoso

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    Those look right for drag and drop. Your wired will be higher if using FTP, ~10Mb/s. This is only true with a 100BaseT not gige.
     
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    I tried it using 1 file ~0.5 Gig

    Wireless: 18 Mbits/s (128 bit encryption) Why can't I get 54 Mbits/s?????
    Wireless: 20 Mbits/s (64 bit)
    Wired: 70 Mbits/s

    My biggest question is why is there such a different in my internet connection:
    Wireless (64 bit)
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    Wired
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    This is a huge difference. My sister-in-law has a dv6324us with a broadcom 802.11b/g WLAN as compared to my Intel(R) pro wireless. She can sometime get 10+Mbits/s on her laptop and I can only max a 6 Mbits/s?

    Thoughts?
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    Well problem solved. I went to http://www.dslreports.com/tweaks and did there recommendations (Changing RWIN to 105,000) then I was able to get a speed as fast as the wired connection.
    Wireless with new RWIN value 64 Bit encryption
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    Wireless with new RWIN value 128 Bit encryption
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    Wired
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