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Connection Speed - Archer C9 C8 C7 vs wdr 4300 Bridged Routers
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Model : TL-WDR4300
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I have 2 wdr4300 bridged routers at 5Ghz N only. They are about 10meters away with 1 wall between them
i can get about 150mbps at the bridged router. I did a test with transfering file and testing internet speed at the same time, so i got this aproximate number.
File transfer in front at main router: 20Mb/s - 15Mb/s + 30mbps internet speed test.
File transfer in front at Bridged router: 9Mb/s - 7Mb/s + 30 mbps internet speed test.
If i change my 2 routers with 2 Archer C9 , and bridge them on 5GHZ AC only, how much can i get ? Anyone here made some kind of tests like this?
If anyone made with Archer C7 or C8 , please tell me too.
Model : TL-WDR4300
Hardware Version : V1
Firmware Version :
ISP :
Hi,
I have 2 wdr4300 bridged routers at 5Ghz N only. They are about 10meters away with 1 wall between them
i can get about 150mbps at the bridged router. I did a test with transfering file and testing internet speed at the same time, so i got this aproximate number.
File transfer in front at main router: 20Mb/s - 15Mb/s + 30mbps internet speed test.
File transfer in front at Bridged router: 9Mb/s - 7Mb/s + 30 mbps internet speed test.
If i change my 2 routers with 2 Archer C9 , and bridge them on 5GHZ AC only, how much can i get ? Anyone here made some kind of tests like this?
If anyone made with Archer C7 or C8 , please tell me too.
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Re:Connection Speed - Archer C9 C8 C7 vs wdr 4300 Bridged Routers
2015-04-30 14:45:24
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So , any device that have N , and don't have AC compatibility can connect?
Yes, AC is backward compatible with N and A on the 5 GHz band...
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2015-04-30 14:59:13
Bricio wrote
So , any device that have N , and don't have AC compatibility can connect?
Yes, AC is back-compatible with N and A on the 5 GHz band...
There is no AC on 2.4GHz, only B, G, N...
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Re:Connection Speed - Archer C9 C8 C7 vs wdr 4300 Bridged Routers
2015-04-30 23:50:36
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Yes, AC is back-compatible with N and A on the 5 GHz band...
There is no AC on 2.4GHz, only B, G, N...
Good to know.
I was afraid to chenge wdr4300 to archer C9 because i have only 1 device with AC compatibility.
Last doubt: If i set bridge at AC ONLY, and connect an N device, the bridge goes to N ?
In 2.4GHz when you set mode to b/g/n and connect a G device, your wifi works at G.
(I know is different because when you set N ONLY at 2.4ghz the b or g devices can't connect.)
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Re:Connection Speed - Archer C9 C8 C7 vs wdr 4300 Bridged Routers
2015-05-01 00:05:54
My Archer C7 doesn't have "AC only" !
I have "A/N mixed" and "A/N/AC mixed".
"AC only" seems reserved to C8 and C9.
Even my Netgear R7000 doesn't have it...
I think "AC only" means "no A" and "no N" on the 5GHz band...
I have "A/N mixed" and "A/N/AC mixed".
"AC only" seems reserved to C8 and C9.
Even my Netgear R7000 doesn't have it...
I think "AC only" means "no A" and "no N" on the 5GHz band...
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Re:Connection Speed - Archer C9 C8 C7 vs wdr 4300 Bridged Routers
2015-05-01 10:52:12
HiSpeed wrote
My Archer C7 doesn't have "AC only" !
I have "A/N mixed" and "A/N/AC mixed".
"AC only" seems reserved to C8 and C9.
Even my Netgear R7000 doesn't have it...
I think "AC only" means "no A" and "no N" on the 5GHz band...
I thought too. Strange. But happened as i said.
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