Reply to "Wifi help"

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Mr.T posted:
What is the speed of the internet connection that you got? I am talking about the internet service provider connection, not the connection inside the house. If the speed is 100MB or less then just about any N compatible router will do. That is assuming your PC internal modem supports N.
Also keep in mind that faster internet access does not mean faster data access between your PC and the website that you are on.

If I connect the laptop directly into the modem my speed test is over 90mbps. If I perform the speed test wirelessly, it is only 20 something.

12/12/154:19 PM

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