Originally Posted by danielmeah:
“nope, look at the topics etc, no one has got over 22Mbps even on dc hardware. which means there is a cap. the backhaul isnt a problem during the night. just during the day when its alot slower. and fyi i live basically next to a tower, less than 2 minutes walk.
and no. it isnt fast enough.”
42 Mbps is the maximum possible by the technology in absolutely perfect test conditions. Typical experience will be less than half that. When you are dealing with radio technology there are so many factors involved.
You say you are near a cell but signal drops at just meters from the mast as massive levels, the closer you are, the closer to -0 dBm you will get. At a 2 minute walk away there is already significant signal loss, noise and interference from distant cells etc.
What is your signal level in dBm? at a guess -70dBm would be about right for the distance you talk about.
Just because nobody on a forum has seen more than 22Mbps doesn't mean there's a cap, it's about right for the limits of the technology.
As for 22mbps not being enough, is that a joke? You were going on about caps before for months, i just think you automatically think everything is a cap and fail to understand radio technology, instead just look at the 42Mbps and you are reading far too much into that figure, you'll never get near that unless you are literally in a test lab.
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