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If you’re happy, great. But you might want to figure out what’s interfering with your wired bandwidth, because wired 1G ethernet should basically win every time
by KerrAvon 4y ago
If you’re happy, great. But you might want to figure out what’s interfering with your wired bandwidth, because wired 1G ethernet should basically win every time compared to current WiFi standards. Maybe not ax under ideal conditions. But that’s a maybe.
- vmception 4y ago1G ethernet is 125 megabytes (spelled out to avoid acronym ambiguity) per second 802.11ax is much faster than that, my wifi router is good for 1.5G or so while the protocol allows for 3.5G or so and my file transfer speeds are easily more than 125 megabytes per second I’m not going to run more wires either way So……. you sure I should care? Its great fast speeds that scale to the file sizes I want to handle, which are pretty large for prosumer needs.
- Jolter 4y agoI won’t dispute your numbers, but have you measured latency and jitter? Some people who like to call themselves hard-core gamers care a lot about those metrics, and Wi-Fi has historically been pretty abysmal at latency. I don’t know if the latest standards have caught up with wired yet.