I'm sitting right next to my 5G router with my macBook Pro® mid-2014, but I'm getting quite bad jitter and loss.
I live in the middle of nowhere (unlikely any signal collisions), and there's very few devices active on the network, so why is this happening?
If I connect via Ethernet, it stays constant sub-2ms, so it's not like the router's overworked.
What do? 5G shouldn't be this bad when I'm sitting directly next to it. thx for tips.
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Either your WiFi card or 5G’s inherent instability
Are you retarded ?
If you can connect via ethernet why use wifi??
>Mac
Nvm
Why would I willingly stay tethered to one location instead of having some mobility?
>nobody noticed the 5G router part because the poster larped as female
Ya all need to have sex.
Connect to the 2.4ghz signal. its more stable, but slower
she(male) obviously meant 5ghz but is tech illiterate and also doesnt read the board rules.
No tech support threads please
It just works ifaggot
>I'm sitting right next to my 5G router...
Not realising you are already dead and nothing else matters....
>macshit
Found your problem.
Would a tech illiterate person even know that, hell even knowing about 5G is unlikely unless they followed some tech news.
Only if they carry babies
5GHz bruh
up
Cringe post son.
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