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Bigfoot Killer Wireless-N 1202 in Y500 at first glance
R1GG5 replied to William Shadowruby's topic in Lenovo
I dont do fast startup but it stays when i wake the laptop up from sleep/hibernation. I use it all the time for connecting to the internet via my phone.- 35 replies
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Bigfoot Killer Wireless-N 1202 in Y500 at first glance
R1GG5 replied to William Shadowruby's topic in Lenovo
Call me crazy but my Bluetooth works fine on 8.- 35 replies
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my 2230 would drop con often, mainly when switching networks,work to home to droid hotspot. I cannot attest for the higher end intel stuff.
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Some people use Passmark, but it seems that it isnt much different than netstress. I have been thinking on doing some other test from different locations in my home that have more/less interference to see which cards handle different situations better. I am going on vacation next week but I should have a better router when I get back. I will post results when I get back in town at the end of July.
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50+ views and no one has any other tests they want me to run? It makes me a saaad panda
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Please comment on my PC build for gaming
R1GG5 replied to fatboyslimerr's topic in General Desktops Discussion
I own both the black and white colossus cases and can attest to the super high build quality of bitfenix cases -
Please comment on my PC build for gaming
R1GG5 replied to fatboyslimerr's topic in General Desktops Discussion
Lian Li makes some STELLAR mATX cases, the PCV351 is outstanding I use that one as a media center case in my living room. Bitfenix makes some very nice mATX cases as well. -
I have a friend who has the Razer Orochi 2013 and it is quite nice.
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Bigfoot Killer Wireless-N 1202 in Y500 at first glance
R1GG5 replied to William Shadowruby's topic in Lenovo
I received my Killer1202 today, so far I am quite impressed. I started a thread in the network hardware section, feel free to check it out. I also did not see the button you had asked me to press. We may want to work that out so we can start a data pool.- 35 replies
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I figured I would start a thread where we could post benchmarks for our wireless cards, and maybe even start a data pool here. I recently received a KillerN 1202 card. I decided to run a benchmark vs the stock Intel Centrino 2230. To run this benchmark I used a program called NetStress which can be obtained here. I also ran tests on Speedtest.net , I know the speedtest.net tests are suspect, but I wanted to run them anyway. I ran each test three times and will take the average of the three. Each of the netstress tests were ran for around 5 minutes. Some of these tests may not turn out how I expected. I would guess my weak point would be my router, a Netgear N300. The test was run using the wireless cards in my G46vw and the hardwired Gigabit Adapter in my Asus Q400a. I do not have 5Ghz capability so these tests will be run @ 2.4Ghz. Picture of the wireless cards side by side and then my test bench. Please excuse the mess, it is in my man cave Below is 3 stresstests on the Centrino 2230 Taking the average of the 3 you get a mean speed of 37.13 Mbits/sec Next the three speedtest.net tests on the Centrino 2230 Throwing out upload speeds. Mean ping 22.3ms Mean DL 16.27 Mbits/sec Now for the KillerN1202 NetStress tests on the KillerN1202 Mean Speed 59.93 Mbits/sec I felt the results were strange here, the last test lost a good bit of speed. I think it was just real world results, one of my kids or my wife got on the wifi I am sure. Speedtest.net on KillerN1202 Mean Ping 20.3ms Mean DL 31.29 Mbits/sec The Killer card was noticeably better. All around it is a improvement that is quite impressive. For $50 USD I think its well worth the money. I will more than likely be snagging up some other wireless cards and testing them to start a data pool. Please feel free to ask me to run other benches and please feel free to post your own. Cheers! R1GG5
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For anyone who may run into this on ANY ASUS laptop. Remove main battery, remove cmos battery, hold power button for 2 minutes, replace batteries, boot while tapping f2 and in you go... enjoy..
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Ok, so pulling the cmos battery and main battery does not cause a checksum. It is safe to say I HATE this bios.
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I have upgraded bios to 210. Has anyone else had problems just getting into bios with the new versions? I have been trying for the last hour and it just wont get into bios. Ive gotten into it once since i flashed and now it wont re enter. Is my only option to pull this thing apart and remove the battery to force a cheksum error?