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=Wireless from Main Modem= | =Wireless from Main Modem= | ||
Tested on Dell Precision M6500, 2009 release date | ==Tested on Dell Precision M6500, 2009 release date== | ||
[[File:wireless_modem.png|400px]] | [[File:wireless_modem.png|400px]] | ||
Why is main wireless modem so slow? | Why is main wireless modem so slow? | ||
==Tested on Chromebook== | |||
[[File:chromebook_wireless.png|400px]] | |||
=Hablab on Wifi= | =Hablab on Wifi= | ||
Revision as of 17:03, 12 July 2019
Internet Access Speeds Depend on Your Computer
Age of your equipment is the biggest determinant. See [1]. 2009 computers (ex Dell Precision M6500) run up to 90-180 Mbps on wireless, and up to only 100 Mbps on wired. 2010 is a turning point year for wired connections - max 930 Mbps. Note that max wireless for modern computers is 585 Mbps starting in 2013 models.
Plugged in Via Ethernet Cable to Modem
Into port 1 with nothing downstream, tested on Dell Precision 6500 (2009 release):
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Wireless from Main Modem
Tested on Dell Precision M6500, 2009 release date
Why is main wireless modem so slow?
Tested on Chromebook
Hablab on Wifi
What computer was used?
Computer Speeds
Can your computer handle max internet speed? Depends on release date.
