UTP or WIFI with glasfibre connection?

Discussion in 'Wireless Networking' started by Maus, Apr 3, 2006.

  1. Maus

    Maus Guest

    Hi, with network stuff i'm a total n00b so i need some help/ advise.

    In a couple of weeks i get a glasfiber connection with tripple-play (TV,
    Telephone and internet) The standard speed for the internet is 10 mbit/sec.
    (Is this 10 megabyte / sec or 10 mega bits / sec?) (it can be upgraded to
    100 mbit/sec, but for now 10 will do)

    What would be wiser:
    an UTP connection to the comp (mb = Asus A8N-SLI Deluxe) or wifi?
    The wifi connection would be more esthetic, because otherwise i have to put
    cable from one side of the room to the other side (including doors 30
    meter).
    But i'm afraid that due to the wifi i can't get everything of the speed, is
    this
    true?
    What would you recommend?
    And if using wifi, what kind of router? And do i need an 54 mb/sec or 108
    mb/sec?
     
    Maus, Apr 3, 2006
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  2. Maus

    Jack Guest

    Hi

    A UTP connection is faster and more stable.

    30 meters and few doors can be a challenge to Wireless.

    How ever it is so inexpensive that you can try or have both.

    Jack (MVP-Networking).
     
    Jack, Apr 3, 2006
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