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Topic	Wi-fi VS Ethernet via wireless router VS Ethernet via Powerline adap
CommonStar 12/08/21 11:17:07 AM #13:	discodancer77 posted... Ok from what I understand using a Mesh/Bridging router will yield me similar results to wi-fi? So at that point the Powerline would just be the better option, right? I mean you can try, and you might get lucky or you end up having to return it. Powerline is highly dependent on your electrical wiring and any interference by everything plugged in. Also powerline is half-duplex meaning they can't send and receive at the same time, it's one or the other so expect whatever the advertised speed is cut in half, if you're lucky. It is more stable than wifi though. How far away is your PC from your modem? <cite>CommonStar posted [p:960727897] in Wi-fi VS E... [t:79800391]...</cite> <quote>discodancer77 posted... </cite> <quote>Ok from what I understand using a Mesh/Bridging router will yield me similar results to wi-fi? So at that point the Powerline would just be the better option, right?</quote>I mean you can try, and you might get lucky or you end up having to return it. Powerline is highly dependent on your electrical wiring and any interference by everything plugged in. Also powerline is half-duplex meaning they can't send and receive at the same time, it's one or the other so expect whatever the advertised speed is cut in half, if you're lucky. It is more stable than wifi though. How far away is your PC from your modem? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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