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njem
I have a dell laptop with their internal 1390 wireless g card. I'm in
an office where free wireless is provided by the building, but it's a
mid-strength signal that I sometimes loose. So I can't change router
position or type or any of that because they provide it. It's G type.
I already have the laptop in the best place for signal. I could get
some external adapter, maybe one of the USB or slide in cards that has
an extended antenna that can be pointed in the best direction. But if
it would help I would rather replace the internal card with one that
pulls better. I know an N card is better or MIMO is better but only if
the router is doing the same? Right? So is getting a different kind of
internal card (N, MIMO, or?) going to help any? I'm thinking not but
not positive.
Thanks
Originally posted in network_web
an office where free wireless is provided by the building, but it's a
mid-strength signal that I sometimes loose. So I can't change router
position or type or any of that because they provide it. It's G type.
I already have the laptop in the best place for signal. I could get
some external adapter, maybe one of the USB or slide in cards that has
an extended antenna that can be pointed in the best direction. But if
it would help I would rather replace the internal card with one that
pulls better. I know an N card is better or MIMO is better but only if
the router is doing the same? Right? So is getting a different kind of
internal card (N, MIMO, or?) going to help any? I'm thinking not but
not positive.
Thanks
Originally posted in network_web