Thread: How much faster is 802.11n compared to older standards?

How much faster is 802.11n compared to older standards?

Notionally, 802.11n can reach speeds of 600 Mbps, as well as even that presume you're using wireless n's utmost four spatial streams. For the time being, the Wi-Fi alliance will be tough products with three streams, putting the utmost at 450 Mbps. By evaluation, the previous 802.11b/g standard reached 64 Mbps, as well as the wireless "a" maxed out at 11 Mbps, so wireless n is significantly quicker.