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    Affordable Wi-fi ADSL router with Gigabyte lan?

    Looking for affordable Wi-fi ADSL router with Gigabyte lan on at least two ports.

    Any recommendations.

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    Re: Affordable Wi-fi ADSL router with Gigabyte lan?

    As I always seem to recommend when people ask this question: get a cheap gigabit switch and hang it off your router. I've yet to see a "gigabit ADSL router" that performs anywhere near the standard of seperates.

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    Re: Affordable Wi-fi ADSL router with Gigabyte lan?

    This is what I am thinking too. Thanks

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    Re: Affordable Wi-fi ADSL router with Gigabyte lan?

    got a belkin n1 vision, its ok. no support for jumbo packets. but i use a switch connected to it. and you need to use the beta firmware to get IPSEC VPN passthrough

    dsl chipset is ok. its about 500k down on another router i have. 16.5mb/s vs 17

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    Re: Affordable Wi-fi ADSL router with Gigabyte lan?

    I like the look of this

    http://www.amazon.co.uk/Billion-BiPA...cp_computers_1

    Going to get one soon for my new place

    Will report back

    http://www.expertreviews.co.uk/wirel...on-bipac-7800n

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    Re: Affordable Wi-fi ADSL router with Gigabyte lan?

    Standard and still best approach is router + gigbit switch.

    Yes it's another box but if you are tied down to gigabit routers, it will lower your choice.

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