Need Help on Bandwidth/Internet connection on Multiple Routers

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Kim Hakyuu

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So here's my Question.. Is it even possible to outpower a Lan connected user w/ Wifi Connected user? Cause thats what happening in my case.. I have two Router.. the main router-modem which located in the first floor and a router setup as an AP which is located in the second floor..
The modem-router i have is provided by my ISP while the second router is a Lynksys.. any idea whats going on guys?? Thanks in advance
 
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Not sure ethernet can run to 1g and wireless can only run at a few hundred meg max so ethernet can always transfer more data.

Now if you mean can a wireless connections use up all the internet bandwidth even when you have ethernet connected. That can easily happen if you have a strong wireless signal and a fairly slow internet connection.

The router does not even attempt to control how much each connection uses. How much they actually get will depend on many things but mostly it depends on what type of program each is running. It really has nothing to do with how they are connected both could be ethernet or both wireless or any combination. The device pretty much just try to grab as much as they can without consideration for any...
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bill001g

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Not sure ethernet can run to 1g and wireless can only run at a few hundred meg max so ethernet can always transfer more data.

Now if you mean can a wireless connections use up all the internet bandwidth even when you have ethernet connected. That can easily happen if you have a strong wireless signal and a fairly slow internet connection.

The router does not even attempt to control how much each connection uses. How much they actually get will depend on many things but mostly it depends on what type of program each is running. It really has nothing to do with how they are connected both could be ethernet or both wireless or any combination. The device pretty much just try to grab as much as they can without consideration for any other device.
 
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Kim Hakyuu

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You totally did point out most of the problems i am experiencing.. Only one Pc is connected via Ethernet while there are like 5-7 devices using Wireless connections. And also i do have a slow ISP.. my current ISP is at 3.5mbps ..thats kinda decent from where im from.. but still its kinda annoying being disconnected from the internet everynow and then cause of it.. Thanks for the quick response mate. appreciate it.
 
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