You've got it all wrong. It's not 50 Mega BYTES per second it's 50 Mega BITS per second.
50megabits per second is around 6000kb/s.
I don't think where on the same page here as said on the next page I think your getting Megabits and Megabytes mixed up.
At least someone knows what their talking about. Getting 95% I'm only to happy about.
True. But it's still nice to download at those speeds as I'm sure you know being on the same package.
Gigabit lan is easy to reach for wired, wireless no way not yet, N is still 'DRAFT' and not final yet so its still in development.
I mean my motherboard on my pc is quite old and it has 2 x GIGABIT LAN Ports which can be switched on 1 for upload and 1 for download.
New motherboards now also have like 4 x Gigabit lan ports and even up to 6 from what iv'e seen.
This is only if you build the pc yourself ofc, dell won't use motherboards with lan ports up to like 4 or 6 unless its server.
Apart from server mobos I haven't seen any consumer motherboards with more than 2 LAN ports... :SGigabit lan is easy to reach for wired, wireless no way not yet, N is still 'DRAFT' and not final yet so its still in development.
I mean my motherboard on my pc is quite old and it has 2 x GIGABIT LAN Ports which can be switched on 1 for upload and 1 for download.
New motherboards now also have like 4 x Gigabit lan ports and even up to 6 from what iv'e seen.
This is only if you build the pc yourself ofc, dell won't use motherboards with lan ports up to like 4 or 6 unless its server.
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