NVISION LAN party sets world record
Published on August 29, 2008 to Video Game Related TopicsSan Jose (CA) – Hundreds of very tired attendees at the GeForce LAN party pumped their fists and gave a weary cheer when they broke a Guinness World Record for the longest continuous LAN party. Read more
LAN Party How To - Part 3: LAN Management and Troubleshooting
Published on August 2, 2005 to NetworkingChris Dickens' series has so far shown you how to organize a smooth-running LAN party and get it powered properly. This time he offers tips on choosing networking gear, installing it and handling the problems that come with the territory. Read more
LAN Party How To - Part 2: Building the LAN
Published on July 19, 2005 to NetworkingYou can't have a LAN Party without a LAN and you shouldn't set up your party's LAN before reading the latest installment of our How To. Chris Dickens returns to step you through what it takes to set up a fast, robust LAN that can handle plenty of fraggin'. Read more
LAN Party How To - Part 1: Planning and Power
Published on April 20, 2005 to NetworkingEver think about throwing your own LAN Party? Or maybe you already have an didn't have a great experience. Chris Dickens has been there and done that and in Part 1 of our LAN Party How To shares his secrets of getting set up for success and making sure that there's power a'plenty to keep everyone happy. Read more
How We Test Wireless LAN Products
Published on January 16, 2006 to NetworkingIn late 2005, I moved into a new home and had to establish new test locations. Since this essentially wiped the slate clean in terms of being able to compare wireless test results going forward to those from my previous reviews, I also decided to establish new test methodology and add a scoring system. Read more
Wireless LAN Performance Improvement NTK
Published on April 27, 2003 to NetworkingProbably the most frequently asked question about wireless LANs is how to improve their performance. Although the focus is usually on improving range, what people many times want is to get a better (or any!) wireless connection from a specific location in their home or small office. Read more
