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Jun 7 2011 03:25pm
or well in my case i have like 5 people on the router at all times basicly (we use wifi)

will a better router increase the speed for everyone? lol


as of right now if im playing a game and my mom or sister is on facebook or w/e it lags me

so


will a better router increase the speed for everyone? lol
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Jun 7 2011 03:26pm
Yes.
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Jun 7 2011 03:50pm
Depends on your connection speed (your modem). If you have shity speed there, you won't increase it with a better routeur.

What's your actual routeur? What's your actual internet speed? (in theory).


O and advice : Always game wired :D
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Jun 7 2011 04:04pm
Quote (vagn @ Jun 7 2011 05:50pm)
Depends on your connection speed (your modem). If you have shity speed there, you won't increase it with a better routeur.

What's your actual routeur? What's your actual internet speed? (in theory).


O and advice : Always game wired :D


we have a belkin router and a basic charter modem
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Jun 7 2011 04:34pm
No, it will not speed up your internet.
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Jun 7 2011 04:38pm
Quote (David7 @ Jun 7 2011 05:04pm)
we have a belkin router and a basic charter modem


well basic charter --> from 2 mb/s I guess. What is the # or the name of your routeur (not only the brand). With a 'G' you should be fine with that basic charter I think. If you get a better connection (with your internet provider), changing routeur might help, but not atm. Your connection is too slow at begining, routeur only "split" it.
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Jun 7 2011 04:39pm
Depends on router speed, each computers network card speed, and the ISP internet speed.
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Quote (vagn @ 7 Jun 2011 15:38)
well basic charter --> from 2 mb/s I guess. What is the # or the name of your routeur (not only the brand). With a 'G' you should be fine with that basic charter I think. If you get a better connection (with your internet provider), changing routeur might help, but not atm. Your connection is too slow at begining, routeur only "split" it.


The B, G, Or N rating has nothing to do with the speed of the router.
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Jun 7 2011 04:47pm
Quote (FatZero @ Jun 7 2011 06:41pm)
The B, G, Or N rating has nothing to do with the speed of the router.


Unless you're on wireless. Then it has everything to do with the speed.

Buying a better router could provide you with better range on your WiFi as well, OP. I'd suggest investing in a good one if you use WiFi a lot.

This post was edited by emxiaks on Jun 7 2011 04:48pm
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Jun 7 2011 04:49pm
just unplug the router and direct connect your computer. have family spend 5 hours on customer support and when ur done plug it back in.
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