Eand two are unusable as their insides are blocked by whatever
Ebut yeah
Ei want good wifi on everything if i move out
Eso thats why 6e is the minimum for me
Eand 7 is preferable
Eand i cant find any decent wifi 7 chips for PCs
Ethat work with amd and linux ootb
Eor bazzite
©Why do you need latest tech for Wifi?
What is your intended use case?
What is your intended use case?
Ewell
Eif i move out
Eand get into an apartment
E6GHz seems like a must for me with congestion
©o.O
Ein an apartment complex
Ethats my thought at least
Eand 6GHz is very much so not congested at all anywhere
©Congestion will happen anyway no matter which WiFi version you will use
Ewell the thing is
Etheres MUCH more devices on 2.4GHz and 5GHz compared to 6GHz
Ewhich means 6GHz is less congested
©In the WORLD yes, but near you?
Ein an apartment complex?
©yea
Eseen it happen
Eon 2.4GHz especially
©Two devices close to each other at same frequence = congestion yes, but the closest signal will win anyway
Etrue
©so whats the problem?
Econgestion
©I think you are too focused on that term
Ewell what other term do i use for the fact that in an (overly) crowded building with tons of devices, particularly a lot of iot shit in an apartment building, theres gonna be wifi issues because there are too many devices on the same band
©If you want congestion free connection -> Ethernet.
But theres no real need for it except in very special cases
But theres no real need for it except in very special cases
Ebecause that is what i have experienced in large buildings with many people before
Ehell even the internship i reside at now
©Think of it this way
©Do they all transfer data at same time at full bandwidth?
Ethis is a seven story building housing 80 different companies and startups
Eon busy days its very noticeable that the wifi signal itself isnt good
Eand the funny part there is
©That is interference not congestion
Emy wifi 6e devices arent affected
Emy wifi 6 devices are
Ei dont usually carry wifi 5 devices
Eso i dont have those to test
Eokay then interference is the word im looking for
Edoes your router/ap use wifi 7?
©As long as the bandwidth is enough to provide data for the connected devices you should not have any problem
Ecurrently where i live no but at home i dont have any problems where i still live with my parents, but the building i reside at for internship is almost entire filled with wifi 6e APs
