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Question Laptop CPU speed randomly goes severely low, although its a powerful laptop!
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Question Not able to utilize the full wifi upload speed in HP (EliteBook 840 G5) Laptop Question Asus Vivobook X512FJ overheating and doesn't speed up fan after cleaning Question Fans running full speed when Laptop is idle I'll have to settle for the gigabit Ethernet dongle. It seems like this laptop is not compatible with dual band wifi cards.
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I'll see if I can install a 5 Ghz band compatible ac wifi card in this laptop. And your Belkin router supports 802.11ac. That 40 MHz wideband feature of 802.11n doesn't always work. I'd recommend a 802.11ac WiFi card, as that is more likely to be able to hit 150 Mbps than 802.11n.
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You swap the hardware, then install drivers for the new hardware.

It's just like replacing a PCIe card on a desktop.
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Https /If it's the same, then yes you can upgrade the WiFi card. Watch it and see if it appears to be the same as your laptop. Unfortunately I can't confirm exactly what WiFi card this laptop uses (there's a common mini-PCIe style which everyone uses nowadays, and a really old larger style which isn't supported anymore). But as this laptop's WiFi card doesn't appear to support 5 GHz, your only option would be to upgrade the WiFi card. So a laptop which supported 5 GHz 802.11n might be able to get 150 Mbps data rate. But it's highly unlikely to work at 2.4 GHz.īoth the Negear and Belkin routers you've listed are dual band, so support both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz. If you could use 802.11n's wideband capability (using 40 MHz of bandwidth instead of 20 MHz), that would bump up your link speed to 300 Mbps, making 150 Mbps data transfer rate possible. The rest of the bandwidth is being taken up by error correction coding which can't be turned off. So it can hit 75 Mbps easily, and based on your experience it can manage to eek out 90 Mbps. About half of that 150 Mbps is used for error correction algorithms. That is the link speed, not the data transfer speed. Consequently, its max nominal connection speed is 150 Mbps.

Https /h30434.The problem is 2.4 GHz is so narrow and crowded that it's virtually impossible to use the wideband 40 MHz capability of 802.11n at 2.4 GHz. thanks.įull vs half duplex can make a difference, but not in this case.Īs best as I can tell, that laptop only supports 2.4 GHz WiFi. According to your info then it should only give me about 37Mbps, right? so why was I getting 75Mbps? Is it posible to just updgrade the ethernet card on this laptop and get the 150Mbps speeds? I don't necessarily need to wifi. thanks.īefore the internet speed upgrade to 150/150 it was 75/75 speeds, but I was getting 75Mbps wifi speeds back then. Actually, is it possible to just upgrade the Ethernet card on this laptop to 10/100/1000 and get the 150Mbps speeds? I don't necessarily need to wifi. To get 150Mbit throughput you need 300Mbit link speed.īut I was getting 75Mbps wifi speeds when my internet speed was set to 75/75 with verizon before the speed upgrade.

So up to 1/2 the time is spent waiting to send or receive. Your laptop can only send OR receive at any point in time. I have the router in my room about 10 feet away from the laptop.Įven if you get 150Mbit link speed (you can check that in network manager, or task manager), you will only get about 1/2 that speed in throughput. This is understandable sincel the max on the ethernet card is only 100Mbps, but wifi as I understand should give me 150Mbps since the wifi/wlan card on this laptop is b/g/n?Ģ.

The LAN ethernet NIC card on this laptop is 10/100 so the max I am able to get with an ethernet connection is about 89Mbps. How far away is the laptop, when on WiFi?ġ. What performance do you get if wired directly to the router?Ģ.
