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Agree completely. Higher speeds are a bit pointless for most users. Unless you have an extremely fast NAS, where you need to copy (not stream) data over Wi-Fi,
by WhyNotHugo 1mo ago
Agree completely. Higher speeds are a bit pointless for most users. Unless you have an extremely fast NAS, where you need to copy (not stream) data over Wi-Fi, you're unlikely to be anywhere near the current limits.
I'm using 802.11ac and see no need for higher speeds.
- mschuster91 1mo ago> Higher speeds are a bit pointless for most users. Higher speeds automatically means less latency and that does matter, especially if you are into stuff like games where every millisecond matters.
- Hendrikto 1mo agoI think the point is that these numbers are theoretical, and only reachable in a lab. So in practice you do not really benefit.
- izacus 1mo agoThat's not really how latency works though.
- PunchyHamster 1mo agoold wifi already have sub 1ms latency, it doesn't matter to be any faster than that