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Old 28-01-2007, 18:47   #2
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Re: Wifi signal/noise etc. - acheiving optimum performance?

Not sure what your looking for in the way of advice.

As you know i run the same router and same firmware.

On a laptop in a room directly under the router i get

Signal: -61 Noise: -98 SNR: 33 Signal Quality : 38% and i don't have any issues, as your signal is better your not likely to have any issues either.

You can increase the wireless power output of the router if you want to improve the signal but i wouldnt bother.
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