Wifi maxes at 39 mbps

[Montana]

I have a wireless modem router to connect Internet. I observed a different flow between the connection in wifi or cable ethernet 100 kb , with the advantage of the Ethernet. The WiFi connection is 39 mbps, But very good as the access network to me indicates " excellent ". How can I fix this and how. Thank you for your help.

[Milton.J]

This is simply because the 54 Mbps of 802.11b, a bit more complex:
there are always small perturbations that make the ideal is almost never achieved. In addition to Wi-Fi a little bit protected (ie encrypted ) should certainly charge a little more processor the router, it can probably influence a little and 54 of wiFi (the rate of " dreams "are probably not full duplex as more and more ethernet cards and switches are ... in 100 !!).

[Spyrus]

Unfortunately the Netgear modem provides only 802.11.g Fi (54 Mbps) . Use this key to the standard 802.11.N can improve your speed of delivery ( within the limit of 54 Mbit / s ) than if the antenna of your wireless card is not good. More 802.11.N technology requires several antennas and I do not really see how to have multiple antennas in a small volume ( size of the key you're talking about ) is going to really change things. If you really want to enjoy the full speed of your access ( I assume you 're in an area 100 Mb / s), must either connect you directly to the ethernet DARTYBOX , or you connect to the PLC in DARTYBOX or use WiFi 802.11.N by connecting to your DARTYBOX an access point using this technology.

[Snake08]

This is true for deals 100M, 30M, and even offers ADSL over short. therefore valid for all bids that exceed the otherwise 12M. The key phrase is: The G -Fi is handy , but the flow is all moldy. Because the speed of Wireless-G practice is weak and inconsistent , within 10 , 20 or 25 Mbps at best. The wireless N is better already. The PLC 200 would be better already. But to fully exploit such an offer fiber, there is the good old ethernet cable.