Internet Speed Test

Internet speed test, router speed max 100Mbps kwa wifi pamoja na Ethernet, cha kushangaza Napata max 18Mbps kwenye Wifi na 38Mbps thru Ethernet Je hii ni kawaida? Note:internet provider kanihakikishia kupata si chini ya 30Mbps.

Speedtest ina connection speed/bandwidth na sio card speed.

JuaKali said:

Internet speed test, router speed max 100Mbps kwa wifi pamoja na Ethernet, cha kushangaza Napata max 18Mbps kwenye Wifi na 38Mbps thru Ethernet Je hii ni kawaida? Note:internet provider kanihakikishia kupata si chini ya 30Mbps.

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sawa kabisa. si unapata 38 naye alikwambia si chini 30???
usitegemee kabisa kupata hiyo 100, hiyo siyo speed ya internet aliyopewa. ni connection ya card/ethernet.
ni sawa na bomba lenye upana wa 100M diameter lakini maji yanayotoka hayana speed ya kujaza diameter yote. may be huwa nusu au robo ya diameter ya bomba

Paje said:

sawa kabisa. si unapata 38 naye alikwambia si chini 30???
usitegemee kabisa kupata hiyo 100, hiyo siyo speed ya internet aliyopewa. ni connection ya card/ethernet.
ni sawa na bomba lenye upana wa 100M diameter lakini maji yanayotoka hayana speed ya kujaza diameter yote. may be huwa nusu au robo ya diameter ya bomba

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POle nafikiri sikueleweka vizuri shida yangu ni kutaka kujua kwa nini Napata 18Mbps kwenye WI-FI na 38 ninapoconnect kwa kutumia Ethernet cable?

JuaKali said:

POle nafikiri sikueleweka vizuri shida yangu ni kutaka kujua kwa nini Napata 18Mbps kwenye WI-FI na 38 ninapoconnect kwa kutumia Ethernet cable?

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wifi ndio zilivyo. kuna mambo mengi yanaathiri speed yake na ni kawaida sana kupata nusu ya speed husika
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Question: How Fast Is a Wi-Fi Network?
Answer: The speed of a Wi-Fi wireless network connectiom depends on several factors. [h=3]Theoretical vs. Actual Network Speeds[/h] Like most kinds of computer networks, Wi-Fi supports varying levels of performance depending on which technology standards it supports. Each Wi-Fi standard is rated according to its maximum theoretical network bandwidth:

• 802.11b offered up to 11 megabits per second (Mbps)
• 802.11a and 802.11g offer up to 54 Mbps
• 802.11n offers up to 300 Mbps

The performance of Wi-Fi networks practically never approaches these theoretical maximums. 802.11b networks, for example, generally operate no faster than about 50% of theoretical peak, around 5.5 Mbps. Likewise, 802.11a and 802.11g networks generally run no faster than 20 Mbps. And even though 802.11n rates at 300 Mbps compared to wired Fast Ethernet at 100 Mbps, the Ethernet connection can often outperform 802.11n Wi-Fi in real-world usage.

Wireless Network Speeds - How Fast Is a Wi-Fi Network?