Radil
join:2005-11-04
Pearl City, HI
1 edit | [Help Me] Best Wireless N USB adapter for DIR-655? My laptop doesnt support Expresscard or 32-Cardbus, am stuck with USB for now. Which is best? |
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Radil
join:2005-11-04
Pearl City, HI | Anyone? |
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In Europe D-Link has the DWA-140 on the market.
It has a Ralink 11N chipset and works very fast with DIR-655 and DIR-635.
Don't know whether you can order it in the USA. |
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Radil
join:2005-11-04
Pearl City, HI | reply to Radil
Ok seems the DWA-142 is in USA market... so I going to assume that's better than the other one... |
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140 is very fast indeed, why do you assume the 142 is better?  just because its the US version (which you can buy in EU too btw...)? |
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I own 2 DWA-142 and they work very well with DIR-655 but they are connected with a cable and not as handy as a USB-stick. |
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| what drivers do you use for the dwa-140 lizzie? ralink or d-link? |
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| The latest ralink works best. It's more stable than the versions before.
If you want the d-Link Tool, the latest 1.30eu driver on the Swedish d-link ftp is the same version:
»ftp://ftp.dlink.se/Products/dwa-produc···30eu.zip |
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Radil
join:2005-11-04
Pearl City, HI | reply to Radil
Sorry I meant to compare the DWA-142 and DWA-130 which were the products available here in USA market... 
I'm curious why D-Link doesnt have a XTREME N wireless USB adapter? |
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i wonder that myself O_o
anyhow, both dwa-140 and dwa-142 works like a charm |
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If I would try to compare DWA-130 and 142 without having seen the 130, I would prefer the DWA-142 as it is a MIMO adapter and has an excellent range and speed.
DWA-130 may have the same speed but not the range of the DWA-142. With both Windows (Vista/XP)I get Speeds up to 9 MByte/s in a distance of 10m (30ft ?  ) and one wall.
9 MByte/s with DIR-655 ! With DIR-635 it is about 6,5 MByte/s. |
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