Bridging two WI-FI cards

[ClientDigital]

I have two wifi cards in my pc and I want more bandwidth would bridging the two cards help.

 

 

The cards: http://www.dell.com/en-ca/shop/accessories/apd/a8597003?cid=3852&st=&pdv=c&lid=5635587&VEN1=szAZTThdZ,82727171957,901mtv7630,c,&VEN2=,&dgc=st&dgseg=dhs&acd=1230881379501410&VEN3=810203949333118084

[Valkyrie Lenneth]

that depends on ur router / signal strength aswell

 

if the signal strength is really good it would work probably pretty decent, but if its not really that strong it wouldnt make a difference

 

run a wifi analyzer ( android app ) or similar to check ur signal strengths

[Nipolean]

Keep us updated, I want to see if that's even possible!

[ClientDigital]

2 minutes ago, Valkyrie Lenneth said:

that depends on ur router / signal strength aswell

 

if the signal strength is really good it would work probably pretty decent, but if its not really that strong it wouldnt make a difference

 

run a wifi analyzer ( android app ) or similar to check ur signal strengths

The Wi-Fi connection seems strength is fine I just need more then 450 Mbps of bandwidth ( The limit these cards)

[Valkyrie Lenneth]

4 minutes ago, Nipolean said:

Keep us updated, I want to see if that's even possible!

it is possible to bridge wifi connections aslong its 2 different adapters

[Valkyrie Lenneth]

3 minutes ago, ClientDigital said:

The Wi-Fi connection seems strength is fine I just need more then 450 Mbps of bandwidth ( The limit these cards)

for what purpose u need so much though o,o

[Nipolean]

Just now, Valkyrie Lenneth said:

it is possible to bridge wifi connections aslong its 2 different adapters

Never knew that was possible, il try it out myself just for sh*ts and giggles at my trash internet

[Valkyrie Lenneth]

3 minutes ago, Nipolean said:

Never knew that was possible, il try it out myself just for sh*ts and giggles at my trash internet

it has requirements of signal strengths though, dont forget , else it wont really speed it up :v

 

a weak input signal can never become strong X-X if u know what i mean hehe

 

if the input signal is lets say 900mbps

 

the adapter supports 450mbps then getting another adapter 450mbps and bridging them would basicly double it to 900mbps

 

if the signal would be at a 500mbps in that case the second adapter will only increase ur bandwidth by 50mbps < just explanations

[ClientDigital]

3 minutes ago, Valkyrie Lenneth said:

for what purpose u need so much though o,o

For copying files from my laptop to my desktop really quickly 

[Valkyrie Lenneth]

4 minutes ago, ClientDigital said:

For copying files from my laptop to my desktop really quickly 

should do the job then, just make sure not to exceed ur routers capacity ( or well ur router will limit ur capacity )

 

it makes no sense to bridge 2x 1000mbps when ur router cna only support 1350mbps just saying ^^

 

also once again make sure that the signal strength is strong -50db or better ( lower is better )  -40/-50db is good    anything lower then -40 ( -30 ect ) is AMAZING    above -50 i wouldnt recommend the bridge thingy really ,    remember these are just my personal explanations and might not be ur real world performance  , am just taking a tough guess out of the mind here

[ClientDigital]

1 minute ago, Valkyrie Lenneth said:

should do the job then, just make sure not to exceed ur routers capacity ( or well ur router will limit ur capacity )

 

it makes no sense to bridge 2x 1000mbps when ur router cna only support 1350mbps just saying ^^

So maybe ill just do it for fun then

[Valkyrie Lenneth]

3 minutes ago, ClientDigital said:

So maybe ill just do it for fun then

just remember the fun can be easily ruined if the input signal ( router signal ) is too weak , know im repeating... it just is that important lol

[Levisallanon]

nic teaming trough windows itself is only possible in the server edition from what I can tell
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windows/en-US/46caf797-9293-46ac-b243-da6be979d939/windows-8-client-nic-teaming?forum=w8itpronetworking
There are some manufacturers which have drivers that support nic teaming. so you could look into this.