BogoMIPS means nothing comparing to other cpu's...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BogoMips
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It is not usable for performance comparison between different CPUs
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BogoMIPS means nothing comparing to other cpu's...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BogoMips
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It is not usable for performance comparison between different CPUs
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sooo the guy from the dutch store told me RT-N66U is available in 10-14 days according to the supplier:D
I managed to get it into the dutch price compare site: http://tweakers.net/pricewatch/29377...tml#tab:prices
downside is... only the expensive shops are visible at this moment:p
RT-N66U may not have a BCM4706 but a BCM5300(3) instead, looking to these linux line:
system type: Broadcom BCM5300 chip rev 1 pkg 0
http://www.broadcom.com/collateral/p...003-PB00-R.pdf
RT-N66U should perform almost the same since HW specs are almost the same.
http://www.smallnetbuilder.com/wirel...outer-reviewed
USB transfer could be better, but we will see it soon. :D
Looks good to me.
I'm impressed by the wifi speeds:)
and to be honest... 11MB/s isn't that bad either. What I want to see is the EXT3 performance tho, it's more lightweight I guess.
So far the speed still slightly topped over my expectations, so I can't wait:)
Seems like the supplier was wrong about the release date tho, the stores still say 1-2 weeks after 1-2 weeks:(
:D Yesterday i've seen the prices on your country and they're far from 135€, it was a typo?
I mailed the store again, since I want router:mad:
aaaaand they say it should be at the supplier on 6-11-2011... well not a big delay which I feared, so I guess other stores in europe will start selling the rt-n66u soon as well:)
I will wait for your bought, after i see the results with USB transfer rate i will decide :D I just don't want to expend 150-200€ on a router that only transfer more 2-3mb/s than my RT-N16, i don't need 5GHZ wireless so...
Well in reality RT-N66U is just to "play with" because with that money i could buy other ATOM board and transform it in a wireless router :D
Yes well... it won't be running oleg the first day I guess. lly and themir0n have started working on it for a few weeks now already tho:)
true true, get an atom board of 50 euro, get an extra ethernet adapter to hook up to a switch and you're pretty much done.
But, I doubt an atom is able to reach proper wireless speeds. I've an asus 1215n with an atom D525 (the crème de la crème of atoms pretty much) and the pci-e bus to my intel ultimate-n 6300agn card is just too slow, cpu reaches to the top and I'm only able to reach a fraction of the speed I could get with that wireless card:p
On wired speeds it will be allright for sure but you'll always have the higher energy costs:)
I guess that depends, im using a Atheros Mini-PCI Express on my Atom Router and its running just fine in range and speed. If you use the same chip of a router i guess it dont make a difference on a ATOM.