← Back to context Comment by 0x457 3 months ago Can it actually work at 802.11ac speeds? I recall it maxing out at 22mbps. 3 comments 0x457 Reply cperciva 3 months ago I don't know exactly how fast it runs, and it will absolutely depend on your hardware and network, but I've definitely gotten more than that. 0x457 3 months ago I guess it's better now then. To be clear, on linux the very same laptop in the very same location (dual boot) I got proper speed. The issue was entirely in FreeBSD drivers. cperciva 3 months ago Yes, we've definitely had improvements recently. 14.3 was much faster than 14.2 and 15.0 is even faster.
cperciva 3 months ago I don't know exactly how fast it runs, and it will absolutely depend on your hardware and network, but I've definitely gotten more than that. 0x457 3 months ago I guess it's better now then. To be clear, on linux the very same laptop in the very same location (dual boot) I got proper speed. The issue was entirely in FreeBSD drivers. cperciva 3 months ago Yes, we've definitely had improvements recently. 14.3 was much faster than 14.2 and 15.0 is even faster.
0x457 3 months ago I guess it's better now then. To be clear, on linux the very same laptop in the very same location (dual boot) I got proper speed. The issue was entirely in FreeBSD drivers. cperciva 3 months ago Yes, we've definitely had improvements recently. 14.3 was much faster than 14.2 and 15.0 is even faster.
cperciva 3 months ago Yes, we've definitely had improvements recently. 14.3 was much faster than 14.2 and 15.0 is even faster.
I don't know exactly how fast it runs, and it will absolutely depend on your hardware and network, but I've definitely gotten more than that.
I guess it's better now then. To be clear, on linux the very same laptop in the very same location (dual boot) I got proper speed. The issue was entirely in FreeBSD drivers.
Yes, we've definitely had improvements recently. 14.3 was much faster than 14.2 and 15.0 is even faster.