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There are many routers that seem to work with the new OOL speeds. It is impossible to list all of them here. As new routers show that they can handle the different speed tiers, they will be added to the list. Also, some users might find that a certain router listed here does not perform as it should. Theses routers were chosen because users on the »OptimumOnline forum have stated their speeds and were considered to be in the acceptable range for OOL. The Wired/Wireless column indicates the capability of the router and does not relate to speed. All potential speeds are using a [wired] connection. All "G" routers have a maximum potential wireless speed of 27 Mbps. Actual speeds will vary depending on individual circumstances. It is possible to attain 25 Mbps under ideal circumstances. For full BOOST potential wireless speed a "N" router and card are needed. All routers have 10/100 Mbps WAN and LAN ports. When TCP overhead is taken into consideration (about 5 to 12%), these routers should provide at least 13 Mbps on the download side for the 15 Mbps/2 Mbps tier; and 'at least' 26 Mbps on the download side for the 30 Mbps/5 Mbps tier. Note: With the change in the download caps, users can see speeds up to 15 Mbps+ down and on BOOST 30 Mbps+ down. Routers that are capable of 30 Mbps/5 Mbps speeds also will work with the 15 Mbps/2 Mbps tier
[thanks to Irish Shark
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