WiFi DUers: How many of you have upgraded to draft 802.11n yet?

[derby378]

I am a total newbie to WiFi, but I've got a draft "N" card anyway. If you're using N, is it really that much better than G?

[WhollyHeretic]

1. No. Not unless you're talking about moving data between two computers

hooked up to the same wireless network. Since your internet connection is only a fraction of your wireless bandwidth there really isn't much of a difference between the wireless standards. The supposed range advantages seem to be mostly bunk too.

[spillthebeans]

2. I have a G card and use B speed nt