Does it have a really bad effect on the speed, though?Janglenut said:I've got a BEFW11S4 Wireless B router, it's got four ports on the back and works quite well for my home network.
jamesp said:the best ones that you can get come from Cisco Systems
A wireless keyboard and mouse are completely different from 802.11.Boycott said:I have horrible luck with wireless things...
Got a new wireless mouse and keyboard : Whats the point? Lol...
Horrible
junglizm said:Why would you even mention that to a teenager?
Awaken: This is probably what you're going to want. http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=33-124-010&depa=0
It'll do 802.11B and G, so it'll be compatable with almost any card you throw at it. (I haven't actually any A wireless stuff still on sale.)
Yeah, I figured you were a Cisco guy, I just found it funny. I wasn't trying to make fun of you though. I'm CCNP myself.jamesp said:just to cover all the bases, plus i was in the cisco networking academy, i guess you can call it loyalty
junglizm said:Yeah, I figured you were a Cisco guy, I just found it funny. I wasn't trying to make fun of you though. I'm CCNP myself.
Huh? I've been using wireless mice for the past 3 or 4 years, even for gaming, and I've never had a single problem. The battery thing does suck, but I just got a Logitech MX1000 that has an internal battery and charger. I love it.Awaken said:First off, wireless mice and keyboards suck. If they go just a bit too far, then they stop working so well. Also, batteries create a problem.
Are you talking about your internet connection or the connection inside your home network? They are NOT the same thing. The router's speed won't effect your connection to the internet, since your internet connection is significantly less than 54Mb.Jung, I had previously looked at that one when I utfse, but it says it gets a max of 54 mbps. The connection I'm using right now gets 100 mbps and I don't find it fast enough half the time. I'm not really sure how the connection actually works, so will this effect my connection drastically?
Awaken said:First off, wireless mice and keyboards suck. If they go just a bit too far, then they stop working so well. Also, batteries create a problem.
Awaken said:First off, wireless mice and keyboards suck. If they go just a bit too far, then they stop working so well. Also, batteries create a problem.
Jung, I had previously looked at that one when I utfse, but it says it gets a max of 54 mbps. The connection I'm using right now gets 100 mbps and I don't find it fast enough half the time. I'm not really sure how the connection actually works, so will this effect my connection drastically?
err...porn? lol. No, I do a lot of work on the internet as a hobby, and it requires constant uploading and downloading. It appears that I was incorrect in assuming that it is slow because I just downloaded 300 megs of crap very quickly.jamesp said:dude, if 100 mbps isnt enough for you then you might want to evaluate what you are using your network for. jesus.
There's NO WAY you're getting a 100Mb connection from your ISP, so it doesn't matter anyway. The only thing the router's speed would effect would be traffic inside your local network. Currently 5Mb is considered a super fast connection, I hardly think you're actually getting a 100Mb connection to your house.Awaken said:err...porn? lol. No, I do a lot of work on the internet as a hobby, and it requires constant uploading and downloading. It appears that I was incorrect in assuming that it is slow because I just downloaded 300 megs of crap very quickly.