802.11n performance in a mixed mode environment
Background:
Currently I have 3 bridged Airport Expresses (previous model) set to "g only". In addition to my computers, my Wii, PS3, A/V Receiver and remote controlls also use 802.11g.
Question:
If I were to upgrade to the new 802.11n Airport Express in order to do faster file transfers between my Macs (all n capable) would I see a significant performance bump if it was set to mixed mode g/n or would the mere presence of the 802.11g devices bring the n devices down to g speed?
Currently I have 3 bridged Airport Expresses (previous model) set to "g only". In addition to my computers, my Wii, PS3, A/V Receiver and remote controlls also use 802.11g.
Question:
If I were to upgrade to the new 802.11n Airport Express in order to do faster file transfers between my Macs (all n capable) would I see a significant performance bump if it was set to mixed mode g/n or would the mere presence of the 802.11g devices bring the n devices down to g speed?
MacBook Pro 1.83 (7200 HD)/ MacPro 2.66/ mini 1.5Ghz / PBG4 1.25Ghz, Mac OS X (10.5)
