Re: DOCSIS 3.0 "wideband" Service starting with Twin Cities

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Anonymous_ Anonymous Premium join:2004-06-21 127.0.0.1 kudos:2 Reviews: ·RoadRunner Cable ·Comcast ·Time Warner VOIP 2 edits	reply to pipdipchip Re: DOCSIS 3.0 "wideband" Service starting with Twin Cities said by pipdipchip: said by jbob: I'm not sure what pipdipchip was trying to say but I know of NO WRT54G that had a 33Mbps WAN port. All the 54Gs have 1x10/100baseTX WAN ports. See this link for more thorough details: »www.linksysinfo.org/forums/showt···?t=47124 Perhaps what he meant was that the combination of hardware/firmware limited the 54Gs to around 33Mbps of throughput. You know I do have an entire site on the WRT series, right? lol. Anyway, here's a thread on DD-WRT about the 35Mbps issue. It has to do with the 200Mhz processor. You can overclock the processor and get a slight increase. »dd-wrt.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?···&start=0 LIes wrt54g v4/GL can do 45mbps with 3rd party firmware it has an newer chipset there is an Few Broadcom 5365 routers out there that can do 75mbps+ on the WAN thanks in part to the IPsec Co processor
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pipdipchip 8 Megabits A Second Premium join:2003-12-04 Hanover, MN	said by Anonymous_: LIes wrt54g v4/GL can do 45mbps with 3rd party firmware it has an newer chipset there is an Few Broadcom 5365 routers out there that can do 75mbps+ on the WAN thanks in part to the IPsec Co processor Lies? I was lying about the fact some routers can't handle the full 100Mbps? 45Mbps is still less than DOCSIS 3's 50Mbps, isn't it? Therefore my point is still valid. -- Webmaster of WRTrouters.com - Computer Science Major
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