BootlegUsher
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So I am thinking about picking myself up a wireless router. I am looking for the best Wireless N router for my home, the router will be on the main floor and I have a computer in the basement and two on the second floor. One computer on the second floor has a dual band linksys N adapter, and the other one has a D- link wireless G adapter. The computer in the basement has the dual band linksys N adapter. The basement computer will be doing online gaming as well as the usual tasks.
What exactly does dual band do? I am looking for the best possible performance going through the floors of my building. Does dual band aid this? Also, when it comes to actually picking up the signal, would someting like this be better then the USB adapter?
D-Link Xtreme N PCI Express Desktop Adapter
I notice that Dlink has a wireless N router with three antennae on it, and a dual band one with two antennae on it. Which is better for going through floors and walls?
I know I have been asking about Dlink but if Belkin or Linksys have what I am looking for I am open to that as well.
What exactly does dual band do? I am looking for the best possible performance going through the floors of my building. Does dual band aid this? Also, when it comes to actually picking up the signal, would someting like this be better then the USB adapter?
D-Link Xtreme N PCI Express Desktop Adapter
I notice that Dlink has a wireless N router with three antennae on it, and a dual band one with two antennae on it. Which is better for going through floors and walls?
I know I have been asking about Dlink but if Belkin or Linksys have what I am looking for I am open to that as well.