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EDIT: See nxt post, damn I never saw page 2!
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Has anyone out there achieved a data throughput speed of 125/140Mbps or is it misleading the way a new cars MPG is misleading. Hmm my cousin found this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Megabit_per_second#megabit_per_second
Seems Belkin, Zoom etc are making use of this confusion. The lying gits! All advertising is lies I swear. Anyone been served the "Big" Mac in the picture, don't even get me started on portion down sizing!! Lol.
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Actually I'm jst confused!!
Ha ha true!
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Yes I have with matching Buffalo kit relatively close to each other.
But, you never achieve the maximum throughput speed on any network, i.e. you will not see 100Mbps on a wired network.
Anything outside of the 802.11g standard is a lottery and the kit must be matching.
Just coming from the same manufacturer may not be enough as it depends on the chipset used.
Dave R
XP Pro + various VMs: Q6600 @ stock, Asus V3-P5G33, 2GB DDR2 800, 7600GT
XP Pro: E1200 @2.4Ghz, GA-G33M-DS2R/S2, 2GB DDR2 800, 3450 on HDMI
Mandriva S 2008: SOA Athlon 2200, 1GB DDR, 9550
Windows Home Server: S3000, ASUS V2-M2V890, 512mb DDR2 667, 1TB
4GB USB Pendrive: Mandriva 2009 - my portable PC 
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