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Hi all:
I have a 802.11b wireless network setup. I experienced the slowness
of the network when multiple computers access each other's resource
simultaneously. My question is: if I upgrade my 802.11b rounter to g
but keep using the old 802.11b PC cards, should I expect higher speed?
To put it simple, let me go by examples. I have four computers: A, B,
C and D. When A is copying files from B, C is copying files from D at
the same time. With my current setup, the total bandwidth I believe
is 11Mbps due to the limitation of 802.11b. If I ONLY upgrade my
router to 802.11g, but not the PC cards, can I bump the total
bandwidth to 22Mbps?
Any advices are highly appreciated.
Mickey
Hi all:
I have a 802.11b wireless network setup. I experienced the slowness
of the network when multiple computers access each other's resource
simultaneously. My question is: if I upgrade my 802.11b rounter to g
but keep using the old 802.11b PC cards, should I expect higher speed?
To put it simple, let me go by examples. I have four computers: A, B,
C and D. When A is copying files from B, C is copying files from D at
the same time. With my current setup, the total bandwidth I believe
is 11Mbps due to the limitation of 802.11b. If I ONLY upgrade my
router to 802.11g, but not the PC cards, can I bump the total
bandwidth to 22Mbps?
Any advices are highly appreciated.
Mickey