Re: 802.11n Vista problems - decent adapter out there?

Dogsbody wrote:
> Moved to a new house with a wireless network, put out by (i think) an
> Apple airport extreme. Bought the 1 n-protocol USB adapter Best Buy
> had, the Linksys WUSB300N (that's what i get for not researching
> before i buy). Finally got it steadily connected, and now I'm dealing
> with the blips in system performance that occur about once a minute
> when the processor has any kind of a load; it's the problem where
> sound will stutter for a few seconds people have been mentioning in
> reference to this (it also affects games, in my case, they'll slow
> down for a few seconds), and several other n-spec wireless USB
> adapters. It's assuredly my wireless card; if i disconnect from a
> network, the problem goes away.
> So I'm running Vista 32-bit, and my question is, i've read every
> review I could find of every wireless USB adapter, and generally when
> i find one with ok specs, some user review will mention connection
> problems with vista or the system stuttering problem; so, is there a
> particular wireless, usb, n-protocol adapter that anyone running
> Vista is using that's great? at this point i don't really care about
> cost, just something with a good connection that won't be a pita to
> get working and mess up my performance.
> thanks in advance for any help.
>
>

Do you have any clue how Mimo works (and that specific model is mimo but
called n even though there are no n specs yet)....
think of a lightbulb that puts out light in a circle (that's what a b and
g/non mimo) do, now think of a lighhouse where the beam circles sround and
is focused in one direction at a time as it turns... that is EXACTLY what
mimo and linksys's so called N does..... you are seeing is EXACTLY what it
is designed to do (signal strength high-low-high-low-etc)... If you want a
constant signal that is the ame strength crosecond to microsecond, consider
any of the OTHER devices that are sold, think star wars, stay far far away
from mimo/n......

Although you claim you read every reveiw, obviously you didn't, cuz every
one I have read says exactly the same thing....and they do NOT recommend it
for constant signal speed/levels.......