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Originally Posted by dreamingat30fps
Dafuq you doing running porn sites out of your house?? 
I consider myself pretty tech savvy and have waaaaay more connected devices than the average person. I have never had an issue with my wifi on any of my devices. Maybe if you have 20 people in the house all trying to stream and download stuff, but I would imagine even then you would run out of bandwidth from your ISP before you maxed out a good wireless setup.  |
I guess you would go into shock with what I have running in my server room. Yes, I said server room....it's actually been called a mini data center by many of my colleagues.
As to wireless performance, it really depends on the wireless NIC in the devices, what type of usage is being done from each client and how many simultaneously, and environmental factors such as house construction and ambient RF interference. Also thinking that one should have their network built out according to what their ISP provides is a bit short sighted. There are plenty of reasons why one would utilize more bandwidth than what is provisioned by their ISP. The whole LAN vs WAN networking. It's common place in enterprise businesses where a WAN circuit isn't close to what the organization is running on their LAN/data center.