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May 12th, @08:46AM

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Re: 15/2 - Won't get 15 unless rebooting router

This site should be helpful for helping you determine a FiOS capable router. Look for the WAN to LAN throughput category. It will rank routers from the fastest throughput to the slowest throughput, including your WRT54G.

»www.smallnetbuilder.com/componen···mid,189/

On that list, a D-Link Extreme Gaming router is the fastest one there, boasting a bit over 200Mbps of theoretical throughput. A linksys WRT54G boasts around 54Mbps of theoretical throughput and below on WAN throughput. Your Linksys should be OK to handle it, given that you give it a few tweaks at the most. That is, unless you have Version 1.0 which gives a horrible 20Mbps of total throughput. If you have Version 1.0, get yourself a new router

kgeissler

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I have coax running to my Actiontec, so unless I want to bridge another router, these will not work.

said by Smith6612 See Profile :

This site should be helpful for helping you determine a FiOS capable router. Look for the WAN to LAN throughput category. It will rank routers from the fastest throughput to the slowest throughput, including your WRT54G.

»www.smallnetbuilder.com/componen···mid,189/

On that list, a D-Link Extreme Gaming router is the fastest one there, boasting a bit over 200Mbps of theoretical throughput. A linksys WRT54G boasts around 54Mbps of theoretical throughput and below on WAN throughput. Your Linksys should be OK to handle it, given that you give it a few tweaks at the most. That is, unless you have Version 1.0 which gives a horrible 20Mbps of total throughput. If you have Version 1.0, get yourself a new router
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