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QCheck on a Mac under Parallels uses the Windows IP address
QCheck only runs under Windows. Parallels is a Mac software package that lets you install a copy of Windows on a Mac with an Intel processor (all recent Macs) that runs at the same time (in "Parallel" with) the Mac OS. You can then install QCheck as a Windows application. It looks and works just...- SVanDee
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Why is your E3200 twice as fast as mine?
All is well. Basically a measurement problem. Tim's post led me to QCheck. It reports 45-63 Mbps depending on the freq band, mode, bandwidth, etc. That's close enough to what was reported in the E3200 review that I think my E3200/AE1000 link is performing as it should. Thank you all for helping...- SVanDee
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Why is your E3200 twice as fast as mine?
You've given me several more things to try. Thanks. It may be a couple of days before I can report back. My wife keeps the laptop in another building from where the desktop and router are located. I'll have to wait until she's going to be gone for a few hours to borrow it.- SVanDee
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Why is your E3200 twice as fast as mine?
I’ve tried a lot of combinations of freq band, mode, bandwidth, channel, physical location and geometry over the last two weeks. But before diving into the details, I thought I’d ask what performance is possible with an E3200/AE1000 link? I thought someone might tell me that the differences...- SVanDee
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Why is your E3200 twice as fast as mine?
I have a Dell Dimension 510 desktop PC and a Dell Inspiron 9300 laptop PC networked through a Linksys E3200 router. The desktop PC is connected to one of the E3200’s LAN ports with its built-in, 100 Mbps Ethernet adaptor and an Ethernet cable. The laptop PC talks to the E3200 with a Linksys...- SVanDee
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