mitchellvii
Well-Known Member
It was like this with my SP1 and I was hoping by the SP3 MS would have solved it but it seems not.
Having Bluetooth active on this computer will cut your wifi speeds by HALF. That's right, HALF. With bluetooth off I get about 57 mbps down in my house. Bluetooth enabled I get maybe 28 mbps. Yeah, wow. For a tablet that relies upon bluetooth (with the pen and only one usb port) this is unacceptable.
Question is, is this a hardware limitation or something software can fix? If it is a hardware limitation, why does MS keep using the same POS wifi adapter in our otherwise awesome tablets? My hope for a fix is tempered by the fact MS has known about this for 3 iterations of this device and still nothing has changed.
WIFI BLUETOOTH OFF:
WIFI BLUETOOTH ON:
HOW THIS MAKES ME FEEL:
Having Bluetooth active on this computer will cut your wifi speeds by HALF. That's right, HALF. With bluetooth off I get about 57 mbps down in my house. Bluetooth enabled I get maybe 28 mbps. Yeah, wow. For a tablet that relies upon bluetooth (with the pen and only one usb port) this is unacceptable.
Question is, is this a hardware limitation or something software can fix? If it is a hardware limitation, why does MS keep using the same POS wifi adapter in our otherwise awesome tablets? My hope for a fix is tempered by the fact MS has known about this for 3 iterations of this device and still nothing has changed.
WIFI BLUETOOTH OFF:
WIFI BLUETOOTH ON:
HOW THIS MAKES ME FEEL:
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