Hi, I've been following this forum for quite some time after I first got an iPod touch and, recently, an MBP "17.
Now, after I did some searches on the internet and couldn't find the answer, Im asking here:
My MBP comes with a built-in draft-n wireless card. I bought a draft-n wireless router just for the purpose of utilizing greater wi-fi speeds, but there is one thing I noticed:
when I boot MacOS and connect to the wireless network it shows me, tat the transmit rate of the network is 130 (Mbps I presume), on the other hand, when I boot to Windows (via Bootcamp) and connect to the same network - it shows a network speed of 280 Mbps. In both cases the transfer speed are relatively close and go up to 8-9 Megabytes per second.
The question is - where's the catch? Am I getting something wrong, or is one of the operating systems just giving me the wrong info?
Now, after I did some searches on the internet and couldn't find the answer, Im asking here:
My MBP comes with a built-in draft-n wireless card. I bought a draft-n wireless router just for the purpose of utilizing greater wi-fi speeds, but there is one thing I noticed:
when I boot MacOS and connect to the wireless network it shows me, tat the transmit rate of the network is 130 (Mbps I presume), on the other hand, when I boot to Windows (via Bootcamp) and connect to the same network - it shows a network speed of 280 Mbps. In both cases the transfer speed are relatively close and go up to 8-9 Megabytes per second.
The question is - where's the catch? Am I getting something wrong, or is one of the operating systems just giving me the wrong info?