bossanova808 Wrote: > I have run into the same issue, but with an SB2. I could only get a > conenction by disabling the turbo mode. This is what D-Link support > staff advised me to do, saying they are havign many instances of the > problem. Since the Sb2 and occasionally a laptop are the only things > that use wireless in my house, this doesn't bother me very much. > > Personally, I blame the D-Link router (DI-784 one of the higher end > models) - it is flakey in many ways. > > If my cable internet connection goes down, then the D-Link router drops > all its wireless clients (the only clients it has as the others are on a > wired switch). This is even without Turbo-G turned on. > > Even with turbo-G on, I never actually experienced a sustained increase > in throughput, even with the laptop and router 1 meter apart. > > It is, I think, a pile of poo.
Thats bad! :-/ Honestly I cant complain about my DI-624, it has worked flawlessly for almost two years, and I have indeed experienced an improved bandwith when using my laptop and the router both in Turbo G mode (strict, no 11b devices on the net). I have a wireless card for the laptop with the same TurboG protocols. Of course, I stopped seting that mode, to acomodate my SB(1), and perfectly happy with that... -- Néstor ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Néstor's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=60 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=16648 _______________________________________________ Discuss mailing list Discuss@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
