- #NETGEAR WIRELESS USB ADAPTER DRIVER WNA3100 DRIVERS#
- #NETGEAR WIRELESS USB ADAPTER DRIVER WNA3100 SOFTWARE#
- #NETGEAR WIRELESS USB ADAPTER DRIVER WNA3100 WINDOWS 7#
Im not too far from the router, its around 3-4 meters away, which shouldn't be an issue considering my signal strength is on 80%. It is possible there's something we're missing, but it's not as black and white as "my other dongle can manage this speed so why can't this one".Right now, im the only person connected to my network. Although it's not the same product as yours, here's a thread from 2010 indicating speed issues with a similar product. Judging from Netgear's forum, it's not uncommon that people have reported issues with their products not reaching advertised speeds.
#NETGEAR WIRELESS USB ADAPTER DRIVER WNA3100 SOFTWARE#
Some software starts off at 0 and calculated up, other starts off at a high value and calculates down. In reality, you're never actually getting that initial speed, it's just the software calculating your real speed. Just as with file copying, the speed starts off real high, but soon settles down to what it's actually getting. It's one reason you'll only ever see distance and speed, and not a combination such as "you will get X speed at Y distance".Īlso, you need to note that upon initialising any network connection or activity, there's an initial surge in speed. Some companies do test, but since there's no standard on speed from a specific distance, they're not forced to test it in those situations. At best, they might test it from 10 metres with nothing in between the adapter and the router. You know, most of those 300MB/s advertisements are based on the specification they're made to during manufacturing and most of them aren't truly tested in typical situations before being shipped out. I can't tell you how many there are out there that while they theoretically can receive 300MB/s, have such terrible signal dropoffs that in a realistic setting, they'll be receiving barely any of the advertised speed. Not all wireless adapters are born equally. How far are you away from the wireless access point/router?Īlso, just because your other adapter is capable of 150MB/s, it doesn't mean the new one is. How many people are connected to the same network? That 300MB/s you get, that's shared equally between users. I think its my router, however, since it's all the computers.) I have the same wireless adapter and am getting what I pay for, 20Mbps/2Mbps (Though it's been awfully shitty lately. A lot of people game on significantly less than that, and even in League of Legends and Starcraft, 11Mbps has absolutley no lag. Its literally impossible playing games on 11mbps, especially when this adapter is capable of 30x what its giving me.I'm trying to decide if you're trolling or not. Its literally impossible playing games on 11mbps, especially when this adapter is capable of 30x what its giving me. I've posted this on the netgear forums too, but no luck.
Considering the moment i connect its anywhere from 200mbps-300mbps, then 5 seconds in its capped at 11mpbs, im sure theres some sort of block or cap or something, but i just dunno what to do or try. I bought this adapter a few days ago, and im at a complete loss.
#NETGEAR WIRELESS USB ADAPTER DRIVER WNA3100 WINDOWS 7#
This is surely not how its supposed to be, because this adapter is capable of picking up 300mbps speed, and my router is capable of dishing out 300mbps speeds, my other adapter connects with 150mbps to the same router.Īlso worth noting im using Windows 7 -64bit. After around 2 seconds of connecting, this drops to 80mbps, then after another 2 seconds, down to 11mbps, where it stays.
#NETGEAR WIRELESS USB ADAPTER DRIVER WNA3100 DRIVERS#
I have installed the drivers given on cd, and even updated them via Netgears website, and when i initially connect to my router, the adapter says i recieve around 250mbps speed.
I seem to be having speed issues with this adapter.
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