I was just wondering...
I just bought a Wireless-N router and new adapter that has a speed of 300mbps. But my internet speed is only 8mbps. The fastest speed offered is 25mbps. Why would they have an adapter that has a speed of 300mbps when the fastest internet offered is 25mbps (i understand it might be different other places... but i haven't seen anyone offering 300mbps internet.
I figure that your speed will only be as fast as your slowest connection. So is that 300mbps adapter basically useless and can only run at 25mbps max? Thanks
I just bought a Wireless-N router and new adapter that has a speed of 300mbps. But my internet speed is only 8mbps. The fastest speed offered is 25mbps. Why would they have an adapter that has a speed of 300mbps when the fastest internet offered is 25mbps (i understand it might be different other places... but i haven't seen anyone offering 300mbps internet.
I figure that your speed will only be as fast as your slowest connection. So is that 300mbps adapter basically useless and can only run at 25mbps max? Thanks