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1 | initial version | posted 2020-05-09 00:38:11 +0200 |
Was poking around in my router setting and decided to try disabling all "Basic Rates B" and "Basic Rates A/G" except 54Mbps (it don't have newer n or ac or 5GHz). First thing I did was running ookla speed test on an android phone, it went well and showed about 40Mbps. After a while I was reading mail and smelled something was up, so ran speed test on the SF phone. To my surprise it showed puny 2Mbps. To investigation! (not really, just more poking):
54Mbps and 48Mbps enabled: android - 40ish, SF - 4ish (Mbps)
54Mbps, 48Mbps and 36Mbps enabled: android - 40ish, SF - 30ish (Mbps)
--phones at about the same distance from AP, tests ran a few times each change on both phones, SF tested the same with native browser and firefox--
Is it a bug, hardware limitation or a feature?
2 | No.2 Revision |
Was poking around in my router setting and decided to try disabling all "Basic Rates B" and "Basic Rates A/G" except 54Mbps (it don't have newer n or ac or 5GHz). First thing I did was running ookla speed test on an android phone, it went well and showed about 40Mbps. After a while I was reading mail and smelled something was up, so ran speed test on the SF phone. To my surprise it showed puny 2Mbps. To investigation! (not really, just more poking):
54Mbps and 48Mbps enabled: android - 40ish, SF - 4ish (Mbps)
54Mbps, 48Mbps and 36Mbps enabled: android - 40ish, SF - 30ish (Mbps)
--phones at about the same distance from AP, tests ran a few times each change on both phones, SF tested the same with native browser and firefox--
Is it a bug, hardware limitation or a feature?