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Netgear WNR834B Wireless-N Router Network ThroughputAfter a discussion with my buddies on network throughput and the Netgear WNR834B Wireless-N Router, we decided to perform a throughput test for all of its encryption modes. Equipment Used
Acer Aspire One
Desktop
HP dv6119us
MSi Wind N
MSi Wind G
WAN ComparisonI used the Speakeasy Speed Test to benchmark the performance over my 25 Mbps down and 5 Mbps up Internet connection. Wireless-N Test (MSi Wind N)This netbook was located in the same room as the router during the test.
Wireless-G ComparisonIn this comparison, we use wireless-G test clients to compare with wireless-N results. The Netgear WNR834B is configured to run at 130 Mbps with no encryption. Acer Aspire OneThis netbook is located fairly close to the dv6119us.
Download Speed: 18403 kbps (2300.4 KB/sec transfer rate)
MSi Wind GThis netbook is located two rooms over in a closet.
Download Speed: 3392 kbps (424 KB/sec transfer rate)
HP dv6119usThis laptop is located two rooms over in the other direction.
Download Speed: 14247 kbps (1780.9 KB/sec transfer rate)
Wired Comparison (Desktop)For reference, the following results are from a desktop computer that is connected to the network via a 100 Mbps ethernet cable. Result 1: (connected directly to FIOS modem)
Download Speed: 19253 kbps (2406.6 KB/sec transfer rate)
Download Speed: 19270 kbps (2408.8 KB/sec transfer rate)
LAN ComparisonIn this test, I transferred "Sugar on a Stick v2 Blueberry (0.86.3).iso" (603,136 KB) between the wired Desktop computer and the MSi Wind N netbook. Desktop computer was running Windows Vista, while the netbook was running Windows 7. Netgear WNR834B was configured with no encryption.
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