Feb 2 2019, 01:37 PM
QUOTE(blacktubi @ Jan 27 2019, 11:56 PM)
Nope, your equipment need to be replaced.
Get a Wireless AC router. Expect maximum of around 60% of claimed speed even with good signal.
Get a Wireless AC router. Expect maximum of around 60% of claimed speed even with good signal.
QUOTE(System Error Message @ Jan 28 2019, 03:36 AM)
Actually its not as the others say. You do need a new router and your adapter sucks.
Wireless N practical speeds are 30% on a good day, wireless AC practical speeds are 50% on a good day.
So at 30% on wifi your current router will do 100Mb/s on 2.4Ghz, 150Mb/s on 5Ghz. If you want 500Mb/s you'll need a 3 channel wireless AC router to max it out but your adapter is 2 channel wifi AC and crap, so i'd expect around 400Mb/s from it. All you need is a 2 channel wifi AC router, and if you are on a budget, tplink is decent, infact call TM to let them know you arent enjoying their new speeds, still at 100Mb/s, get them to come and have them replace your equipment. The tp link AC1200 that tm gives out may only have a wifi 5Ghz practical speed of 433Mb/s but thats at least close to your subscribed speed if you get it free.
After some reading I finally understand a bit about all these. Wireless N practical speeds are 30% on a good day, wireless AC practical speeds are 50% on a good day.
So at 30% on wifi your current router will do 100Mb/s on 2.4Ghz, 150Mb/s on 5Ghz. If you want 500Mb/s you'll need a 3 channel wireless AC router to max it out but your adapter is 2 channel wifi AC and crap, so i'd expect around 400Mb/s from it. All you need is a 2 channel wifi AC router, and if you are on a budget, tplink is decent, infact call TM to let them know you arent enjoying their new speeds, still at 100Mb/s, get them to come and have them replace your equipment. The tp link AC1200 that tm gives out may only have a wifi 5Ghz practical speed of 433Mb/s but thats at least close to your subscribed speed if you get it free.
Berween these model which is the best?
For router:
RT-AC66U
Archer C2300
Archer C3150
DIR-882
Adapter:
TP-Link T9UH
D-Link DWA-192
Cat6 cable:
Can suggest me reliable brand?
Many thanks!
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