Router/Adapter Question

[Mysterio]

Hey, I was wondering if I have a 54Mpbs Router would work on a 108Mpbs Adapter.. and, would it work with a 'RangeBooster' Wireless Adapter as well?

The 108Mpbs I was looking at was this adapter

[Reloadron]

FEATURES:

• Utilizes WEP and WPA, providing a secure access to your network.
• The WDA-1320 meets IEEE 802.11b/g specifications, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of wireless networks and devices.
• Includes a Quick Setup Wizard that simplifies the installation process and helps you quickly connect to a network.
• System Requirements: Win2000 SP4/XP SP2, 20MB Hard Disk Space, 32-Bit PCI Slot

Yes, it should work with no problem assuming your current wireless router meets the 802.11b standard. The card you are looking at meets 802.11 b/g so things should work fine. Your maximum bandwidth would remain 54 Mb/sec (the router) but it would work. What is your current router?

Ron

[PrOLifIC_onE]

Ron's right. But that adapter you linked shows it to be 54Mbps and you said your router is the same (making them both G). So am I not understanding something or is the link wrong (or maybe changed?)?

[Mysterio]

T he 108Mpbs one I am looking at was this one (I've now changed the link, I guess I did get the links wrong)

My current router is the Speedstream 6XXX (I don't exactly remember the current numbers, but I think it was 6250, and I can't check right now because my sister is sleeping and the router is in her room)

I was also planning to buy a router.. but that.. will be later this year.