FWIW
I have been successfully using a NetGear WNA1100 Wireless-N USB adapter
on both WinXP Pro (x86) and my Win 7 Home (64bit) lap top with NO DPC
spikes and full speed to the internet through a Linksys WRT 160n router..
The internal lap top wireless had DPC spikes to to 3000 usec and PSDR
freezes.. The USB wireless adapter does not.
YMMV
Al, K0VM
On 6/30/2010 4:49 PM, Alan NV8A wrote:
On 06/30/10 05:35 pm, Brian Lloyd wrote:
I bought a D-Link PCI-Express Xtreme N card, which was delivered
today. It
seems to work OK, BUT I kept getting major DPC spikes and had to run
the
Firewire driver in Safe Mode 2 to avoid garbled audio even though
the driver
utility recommended Safe Mode 1. Google turned up a reference to a far
better driver (from Atheros, the chip maker) than the one installed by
default), but I still have to run in Safe Mode 1.
WiFi cards are known to cause high DPC spikes. It is strongly
recommended
that you don't use a wireless NIC when running PowerSDR.
I wouldn't -- except that I want access to QRZ.com and the DX cluster,
and I don't want that LAN cable compromising my lightning-protected zone.
Alan NV8A
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