- Dec 15, 2005
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So basically, I've had this router for about 6 months. And I've been connected to it wireless via G speeds because (up until now) I didn't really bother changing it. (Since N speeds could only be achieved via AES encryption)
So when I'm connected via Wireless G speeds (54 and down), I have pretty much 0 packets dropped. Where as if I'm using Wireless N, i'm seeing a bit dropped. With normal surfing and downloading it is a non-issue. But anything streaming (like video games) it starts becoming an issue. Games or Video would have a jitter affect due to the packets dropping.
I know it isn't specifically my router, as I've purchased another DIR-655 to see if I had a faulty one.
This issue occurs with all my wireless N connections (4965AGN, Intel 6200, and Asus N Adapter).
Has anyone encountered a similar issue? Any ideas how to fix it (outside of just sticking to G). Because I enjoy the extra speed of using N.
Side By Side Example:
G: ~1000000 packets sent | ~ 5 packets dropped
N: ~1000000 packets sent | ~ 67000 packets dropped
So when I'm connected via Wireless G speeds (54 and down), I have pretty much 0 packets dropped. Where as if I'm using Wireless N, i'm seeing a bit dropped. With normal surfing and downloading it is a non-issue. But anything streaming (like video games) it starts becoming an issue. Games or Video would have a jitter affect due to the packets dropping.
I know it isn't specifically my router, as I've purchased another DIR-655 to see if I had a faulty one.
This issue occurs with all my wireless N connections (4965AGN, Intel 6200, and Asus N Adapter).
Has anyone encountered a similar issue? Any ideas how to fix it (outside of just sticking to G). Because I enjoy the extra speed of using N.
Side By Side Example:
G: ~1000000 packets sent | ~ 5 packets dropped
N: ~1000000 packets sent | ~ 67000 packets dropped
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