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BigFoot Killer Wireless N 1102 Review

Synthetic testing is useful to ascertain potential benefits between hardware configurations, however real world testing is an important aspect, highlighting gains and performance increases in specific situations.

We copy a 4GB file across the network, using software to record the transfer times. We copy a file between both wireless adapters to a ‘listen' PC, which is wired to the network via a gigabit switch.

When copying our 4GB file, the Bigfoot Wireless N 1102 completes the task in 202 seconds. The onboard Intel wireless adapter takes 335 seconds to finish the same task.

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4 comments

  1. Excellent idea. I like their software, worth it for that alone.

  2. I read about the killer desktop model here last year and bought one and I can’t do without it now. One of the best buys ever. They have the hardware finely tuned for gamers.

  3. Shame you cant just add on into the machine. I upgrade my memory on my laptop. dont see how this would be any more difficult.

  4. Great product! I agree with Ian I wish that I could add this on to my laptop as my current wireless card is terrible. Plugging it into a network problem fixes all of my latency problems in World of Warcraft so it has to be my card. I would totally drop this in if it were available. My wireless card is a standard mini PCI port so I don’t see why I couldn’t.