I have achieved a 450Mbps Link State with two Antennas

[Quasimodem]

Due to constant driver issues with the Intel Centrino Ultimate-N 6300, I replaced it with a Bigfoot Killer-N 1103.

EDIT - I would like to add this for anyone considering this card. The black antenna seems to be the main one, and IT MUST be plugged into the CH0 connector on the card.

I have been able to achieve a 450Mbps link state with only 2 antennas:



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[ggBanks]

If you try Connectify and use an Ethernet connection in parallel with these 450Mbps you have achieved through WiFi, your speed will be outrageously high. Try the free trial version and tell us what you think.

P.S. The Ethernet connection and the WiFi must be coming from separate routers, just so you know.

[Quasimodem]

ggBanks wrote:
If you try Connectify and use an Ethernet connection in parallel with these 450Mbps you have achieved through WiFi, your speed will be outrageously high. Try the free trial version and tell us what you think.

P.S. The Ethernet connection and the WiFi must be coming from separate routers, just so you know.

I can reconfigure my repeater to a different SSID but it will be on the same subnet, so that won't work...

[alpinestar]

If you serious about wireless speeds you should look into Mikrotik RB2011UAS-2HnD-IN or any other Routerboard models, They offer best hardware/software for your money.. It's European brand not alot of people know about MikroTik but it sure beats any consumer product from major brands like ASUS CISCO etc... You can use frequencies that are not legal per say in US with specified signal strenght so you won't have to deal with wireless pollution from bluetooth other routers phones etc... I highly recommend it for advanced users..

[Quasimodem]

alpinestar wrote:
If you serious about wireless speeds you should look into Mikrotik RB2011UAS-2HnD-IN or any other Routerboard models, They offer best hardware/software for your money.. It's European brand not alot of people know about MikroTik but it sure beats any consumer product from major brands like ASUS CISCO etc... You can use frequencies that are not legal per say in US with specified signal strenght so you won't have to deal with wireless pollution from bluetooth other routers phones etc... I highly recommend it for advanced users..

Thanks man I'll take a look... Hard to navigate their site since its not English and I'm using Chrome Dev with several Extensions... My goal is to build a massive 5Ghz N and AC network the house 4 doors down can find, and when the AC chips do come out, I'll do whatever it takes to achieve a 1300Mbps link state.