Hi, Apologies for what may be obvious but I would be grateful for some advice if possible. We have had a Virgin Media Super Hub for a couple of years now. When we first got it the wifi around the house via the Super Hub seemed very patchy and weak, and I was advised that I might get a better signal if I connected a separate modem/router to the SH. I read that a cable modem was required for this but, just messing around, we connected an old Belkin N1 ADSL router instead and just plugged it in one of the yellow ports on the SH as if we were connecting a PC. To our surprise it worked beautifully - the wireless signal now went all around the house and we were getting about 20 to 30 mpbs on average. Since then all has stayed the same, however apparently we have been upgraded by Virgin for free to some superfast connection (max 80 mbps or 100 mbps?) but we don't see anything like that speed increase in reality. Now I'm aware that the promised super-fast speeds are often just marketing and many can't get close to those, but I'm wondering if our Belkin router could be throttling the bandwith and if we could get faster speeds with a different router or some other solution. Any ideas? Thanks!