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  • Powerline vs Wireless vs Ethernet Networking (NCIX Tech Tips #52)

    Posted on January 18th, 2012 Tech Nerd 24 comments

    www.ncix.com In this episode, Linus is on a mission to find out the best method to get internet connected to his new office. He’ll be looking at powerline, wireless and conventional wired networking solutions.
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    • TheAngryAmericanwon

      My wireless router is amazingly fast! but it depends, I have 3 apartments hooked up to mine! no one is experiencing any problems, I have tested my wireless network.. what I use are netgear wireless repeaters and have created a nice little relay system. the main wireless router which is connected directly to the internet, shares that to my parents apartment, then from there goes to another repeater and give internet to two other apartments. Its the way I have it sent and works excellent!

    • @zogmfirst You’re a hater hurter life destroyer. Just like Linus himself, a greasy huckster that gets take home product for ham fisted product pitches. Powerline is the superior mechanism for data transfer outside of using a modem or router, and it doesn’t transmit harmful radio frequencies into your cranium like wireless. Shame of jew, agent of misinformation. Now we know all evil comes from your peoples.

    • @ShitWrangler you got to be kidding/trolling. Read my post again, i clearly recommended CABLE as in a wired network… And FYI, these units radiate MORE than wifi, using your powerlines as antennae so if you are scared of the radiation you just shot yourself in the knee.

    • @zogmfirst you don’t know your asshole from your jewnose, powerline delivers from my experience. go cook yourself with the wireless signals frying your brain and polluting your body with cancer.

    • if my dad takes off mi internet thrue his computer at night what can i do to turn it back on

    • You got shafted with your office move.

    • @darkitp sure there is newer faster equipment, but these interfere even more than the older ones since they just use a wider spectrum of frequencies. Dont expect the ambulance crew to be able to make contact with the hopspital when you are having a heartattack and blocking their radio (and everyone elses in the vicinity) using these devices. It started out low and ‘only’ interfered in the 2-30MHz bands but now, since they want to go faster they are widening the spectrum up to as high as 300MHz.

    • i wonder who george is

    • @Nocat88 noted, thx :) 

    • @adr2t glad to hear that, thanks :)

    • @zogmfirst some new power lines are way faster than it showed here .. this video is from 2009 and he shows 200mb/s PL , now there are 1gb/s powerlines .. not cheap of course but its more convenient than a long Ethernet wire from room to room

    • @greasekill Do you mean megaBYTES per second or megaBITS? If you are getting 22-23 megaBITS you are using old wireless. 300MBps = (1 Megabit = 125 Kilobytes [300*125 = 37500]; 1024 Kilobytes = 1 Megabyte [37500/1024 = ~36.6]. If you do the math … sounds like you have a Wireless N Gigabit router.

    • @Hib92 It will not affect your Skyrim experience. It might affect your Diablo 3 experience if you plan on playing mulitplayer.

    • press 8 repeatedly

    • @Hib92 It’ll be fine… only FPS type of games need super fast connections in terms of ping anyways.

    • @greasekill Huh… there are two types of speed… there is internet and intranet… he was abouting about intranet… get over your self and learn…

    • Powerline adapters are shit. Please stop polluting the radiospectrum with your fucking noise. Stick to cable, WAY faster, WAY cheaper, WAY LESS RFI.

    • I have 4 meters of my cat 6 cable running to my directly to my modem from PC works great  I have it clamped to the floor & it runs under the door so it’s out of the way no need to hire a contractor for that =)

    • I’m getting a PC for gaming and we have a wireless connection here. I won’t be playing games like FPS where connection is vital, but will a wireless connection affect my gaming experience when playing RPG games like Skyrim and Diablo 3 (when released)? Any answer would be apppreciated.

    • you lie, becuase my wireless ethernet connection is about 22-23mbps and with wire i come up to 24mbps so it isnt that much slower.

    • @bigcarth

      LMAO
      

    • loooool keep pressing 8

    • wired ftw
      thx for this, it’s really interesting

    • wireless G?

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