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2010-05-02
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@ Budapest, Hungary
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Actually, 5 mbit/s is more than enough for seamless browsing. (The browser's rendering speed is the bottleneck.)
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2010-05-03
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I will expect for more answers but thank you for your opinion. I don't agree with you at all and you miss the point 
Just on the immediate, if I want to stream media from my home network that speed is beyond low and unsufficient. Also, what is the point of claiming Wireless-G support if the speeds are more like Wireless B?
Just on the immediate, if I want to stream media from my home network that speed is beyond low and unsufficient. Also, what is the point of claiming Wireless-G support if the speeds are more like Wireless B?
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2010-05-03
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Joined on Apr 2010
@ Vilnius, Lithuania
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From my experience N900 is not powerful enough for high speeds, if I reach 2Mb/s on torrents the device gets non-responsive until speeds get down. And real life G speed is MAX 3Mb/s,it usually is about 1.6-2Mb/s for me. When accessing windows network it is even slower. So 12-24MBPS is the limit of G in real life, 54 is "in theory". ( I had many routers, laptops so I am talking from experience, no other knowledge ). In short. It is all OK, nothing is wrong or ever will get better. Hope I helped.
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2010-05-03
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Joined on May 2010
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double check that your wireless receiver power is set at 100
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2010-05-03
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Originally Posted by yodawg
I didnt know you could do this...Would you mind to share how to set it to 100% ?
double check that your wireless receiver power is set at 100
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2010-05-03
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Settings -> Internet Connections -> Connections -> (Select wlan) Edit -> Next -> Next -> Next -> Advanced -> Other.
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2010-05-03
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Originally Posted by esthreel
Try reducing the number of connections, I think the number of connections Transmission attempts to make causes the N900 to get non-responsive.
From my experience N900 is not powerful enough for high speeds, if I reach 2Mb/s on torrents the device gets non-responsive until speeds get down. And real life G speed is MAX 3Mb/s,it usually is about 1.6-2Mb/s for me. When accessing windows network it is even slower. So 12-24MBPS is the limit of G in real life, 54 is "in theory". ( I had many routers, laptops so I am talking from experience, no other knowledge ). In short. It is all OK, nothing is wrong or ever will get better. Hope I helped.
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2010-05-03
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turning off wlan powersaving does improve the performance in some cases but at cost of battery life
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2010-05-03
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@ Magical Unicorn Land
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As a test, try to download into /dev/null and see if it is any faster. Writing to the flash memory is really slow. I have 25mbit and experience the same kind of speeds as you, but I haven't tested it this way yet.
I have a 30mbits connection at home (verified) and connecting from my laptop via WLAN I can easily get ~22mbits (WPA2, WirelessG)
Connecting with my N900, be it to this AP or to any other (e.g. Public ones that I know are very fast) I cannot get past 5mbits download.
What's the matter? Conky tells me I am connected at 54mb/s and quality is good, so...
Anyone seen similar behaviour?
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