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Re: bad performance on 5GHz
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2012-08-27
05:08 AM
2012-08-27
05:08 AM
bad performance on 5GHz
i have the option for the 2.4 or 5ghz on the WN2500 connected to the DGND3300 v2
but I cannot play video off the web on 5ghz, but can play with no issue at 2.4ghz
the extender has full signals, it's just close by etc etc
can someone explain this to me because im confused. Isn't the 5ghz band the reason i bought this whole setup?
but I cannot play video off the web on 5ghz, but can play with no issue at 2.4ghz
the extender has full signals, it's just close by etc etc
can someone explain this to me because im confused. Isn't the 5ghz band the reason i bought this whole setup?
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2012-08-27
05:46 AM
2012-08-27
05:46 AM
Re: bad performance on 5GHz
Isn't the 5ghz band the reason i bought this whole setup?
it's an options only. 2.4Ghz will always have better range. This is basic frequency characteristics between 2.4Ghz and 5ghz.
Now not sure if you 5Ghz N band supported wifi adatepr or 5Ghz 54mbps band supported wifi adapter
802.11a/b/G - 5ghz/54Mbs and 2.4ghz/54Mbps
802.11a/b/G/N- 5Ghz/300Mbps and 2.4Ghz/300Mbps
usually if your wifi adatper specs out 2nd one will be dual band with both supports 300Mbps.
If you have some old legacy wifi adatper, you may able to connect at 54Mbps on 5Ghz which you may seen slowness on streaming...
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2012-08-28
02:11 AM
2012-08-28
02:11 AM
Re: bad performance on 5GHz
ok this is not old legacy stuff, the extender as I said is the WNR2500 and the modem/router is dual band DGND3300v2
and the devices are ipads and apple tv
the extender is close to where we sit.
and the devices are ipads and apple tv
the extender is close to where we sit.
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2012-08-28
05:55 AM
2012-08-28
05:55 AM
Re: bad performance on 5GHz
and the devices are ipads and apple tv
both still can use both bands. I would use 2.4Ghz instead and contact support at my.netgear.com
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2012-11-19
09:45 AM
2012-11-19
09:45 AM
Re: bad performance on 5GHz
From my experinace, the iphone 4s and the ipad 2 works with 2.4 GHz. Although the ipad 2 can recognise both signals , Only the 2.4 worked. :confused::confused::confused:
And I think that the iPhone 5 and the New ipad can run on both signals.
And I think that the iPhone 5 and the New ipad can run on both signals.
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