On Thu, 14 Mar 2019 19:38:13 -0500, nospam
wrote:

In article , Eric Stevens
wrote:

I typically see connection speed of 300-700 megabits on wireless-AC.
Pretty good but still not as fast as a wired gigabit connection.
Doesn't make much difference for most internet use. It does make a
difference when transferring large files between your PC and a local
server or if your use case requires the least possible latency.

Is this the number on the connection setup page?
Or is it the actual USABLE data transfer rate where it actually matters
40 feet away from the router and your neighbor's wifi is closer than yours?
Or in the apartment building with 10 other people trying to use the channel?

I hope nospam reads this. This is similar to the situation my wifi
suffers from but he would not accept that this can be a problem.

your wifi suffers because you're using a 10 year old misconfigured
router, as i explained before and which you continue to ignore.

neighbor interference is *not* why you're having problems.

I love the certainty!
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Regards,

Eric Stevens