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10mb wireless internet on a dell 1300 laptop is it possible?
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scoobysnaks
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I have this new dell 1300 laptop with a Intel® Celeron® M Processor 370 (1.50 GHz, 1MB L2 Cache, 400 MHz FSB) 760mb ram which is pretty basic.
spec here:
I am thinking of upgrading to a 10mb internet connection from a 4mb line.
Do you think my laptop could perform at the 10mb speed?
Thoughts appreciated please.
Regards.
spec here:
I am thinking of upgrading to a 10mb internet connection from a 4mb line.
Do you think my laptop could perform at the 10mb speed?
Thoughts appreciated please.
Regards.
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Most non-wireless networks run at 100Mbps so yes your laptop will comfortably run with a 10Mbps broadband connection.
If you use a wireless network, it is worth ensuring that you use both a 802.11g wireless network card and 802.11g router which run at 54Mbps (20Mbps in the real world).
If you used a 802.11b card or router which runs at 11Mbps (5 Mbps real world), this would create a bottleneck.
Thanks
Gavin0 -
Spot on. Good advice.
Will you actually get the full 10Mbps? I'm on an 8Mbps service (or upto) but barely manage over twoWe're quite a distance from the exchange though.
"Boonowa tweepi, ha, ha."0
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