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  1. J

    Starting from scratch

    I tuned it down to 10Mbs (since this is about what i get out of my DSL @ WAN level). That didn't seem to have an effect on my internal network streaming over WLAN though (HPTC HD -> Boxee Box), should it have?
  2. J

    Starting from scratch

    One adapter was hooked up to a LAN port on the router. One adapter was hooked up to the HTPC. I tried the second adapter at a number of locations. The only location that DIDNT show as 'Red' or 'Poor Connection' was the socket on the same wall about 3 feet away. When I say the 'signal...
  3. J

    Significant improvements from DIR-655?

    I'm currently leveraging a DLink DIR-655 as an AP for a AT&T UVerse NVG515 Modem/Router. I get sufficient signal strength through this method, but the signal quality (according to a Cisco device) is very poor and my guess is that it's due to the large amount of traffic in the 2.5Ghz space...
  4. J

    Starting from scratch

    Ok, so I tried AV-500Mbps devices and the signal was not any better. I also tried a Cisco ER1000 extended, still not better. Am I going to see significant improvement moving from the DIR-655 to a newer released device like the Asus N66U that gets such great reviews on here?
  5. J

    Starting from scratch

    I wasn't aware of those until just after I posted but I'm definitely considering them as an option. Thanks :)
  6. J

    Starting from scratch

    How would changing the WAN speed from auto to 10m help with my WLAN Intranet issues? I'm only using N-devices so I assumed N-only would be the most efficient selection. The screenshot of the 20/40 Auto is out of date --- it's currently at 20Mhz.
  7. J

    Starting from scratch

    As an FYI, the Boxee leverages a Mini PCI-E wireless card that employs a Broadcom BCM4319XKUBG.
  8. J

    Starting from scratch

    I'm currently running a DIR-655 as a Wireless AP for a AT&T UVERSE Motorola NVG510 modem, two DWA-160s, a Netgear WNA3100, two iPad 2s, two iPhone 4s, a Boxee (used for streaming video), and a laptop w/ Intel 5300 AGN. The DWA-160s appear to be trash - they show 0 signal at the same location...
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