QUOTE(blacktubi @ Sep 14 2018, 12:54 AM)
Not possible at all. I benched WS880 at around the 450Mbps mark and that is at at a short distance test.
In fact, getting 500Mbps stable on WiFi is very hard.
You will need a good wireless router and a really good WiFi chip/card on your WiFi devices.
Realistically 300Mbps is the limit with our current devices in the market and that is provided you got good signal.
In fact, getting 500Mbps stable on WiFi is very hard.
You will need a good wireless router and a really good WiFi chip/card on your WiFi devices.
Realistically 300Mbps is the limit with our current devices in the market and that is provided you got good signal.
QUOTE(JohnLai @ Sep 14 2018, 12:55 AM)
I can't believe Fruitie is asking this type of question.
Huawei WS880 has 3x3:3 configuration. For 802.11AC, it means 1300Mbps. Factor in protocol overhead etc 1300 x 0.6 = 780Mbps.
Now, here the problem, does your devices have 3x3:3 configuration too?
Huawei WS880 has 3x3:3 configuration. For 802.11AC, it means 1300Mbps. Factor in protocol overhead etc 1300 x 0.6 = 780Mbps.
Now, here the problem, does your devices have 3x3:3 configuration too?
How on earth I'm still expecting the WiFi to spike more than 500Mbps. My apologies.
Then I will need to check out the cables I have at home, I recalled we had a few Cat 5e at home, maybe I should grab some from office.
K, spoonfeed me. Itu 3*3:3 configuration, must be super high end stuff right?
The highest end devices I have are my mobile phone LG V30+ and Lenovo X1 Carbon which is my company's laptop.
Sep 14 2018, 12:59 AM
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