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lol.... I would say so ;)

Its only like $5 ;)

You should try OpenVPN, you should then see your speeds hit and stay at 50Mbps

Just connected upto the UK server and getting 105Mbps :) You use OpenVPN?

Yeah I keep forgetting I have OpenVPN on my Giganews account as I have never really had to use it as I have been getting 100Mb+ all the time!

LOL - I am upto 27GB on a current download and I am still getting 110Mbps!

Well a 50% reduction is extreme from them imo especially when your paying for a 100Mb service. They should have set the fair use amount on the 100Mb service to 50GB or maybe even higher, I mean people who use this service are typically downloading large amounts hence why they wanted it in the...

I usually see around 110-115Mbps on my 100Mb connection and my speed hasnt been increased yet. I think using the SH in Modem mode with a decent router seems to get great speeds! Though having read that new STM policy its pretty much killed the download speeds for us high rollers :(

Not liking the looks of this STM policy, one download alone (40GB) will bring it to its knee's!

No worries, glad you like it :) Just keep your eye on your speeds when using usenet ;)

I have the NETGEAR N900 and it's a superb router, its never put a foot wrong (touch wood)!

No issues here :)

Are you sure you got the N900 ?? ;)

Might be best posting over on the VM forums mate

Haha... whatever ;) ! The E4200 is a nice looking router aswell :)

WNDR4000 is the N750.... WNDR4500 is the N900 which isnt on that list as far as I can see.

Right ok, so yeah the N750 is there so at a guess it might have something to do with the Readshare feature on the N900 and the protocols it uses. The E4200 is a cracking router and started off fine with me but as I say I had issues with Usenet traffic. Mine was probably just faulty which doesnt...

Is the N750 (WNDR4000) supported, it might have something to do with the Readyshare Printer function that is on the N900 which makes it incompatible! http://netgear.co.uk/images/12-02-11%20Router%20Chart%20for%20Web_REV73-44305.pdf

What it is saying that isn't supported... you got this list/details?

It has a better wireless spec i.e Wireless N (rather than just G and B) which means devices that can use Wireless N i.e iPhone will have a faster wireless speed. Also it has Simultaneous 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz which again will improve wireless speeds on compatible devices - for example a MBP or iPad...

I had the E4200 and it started out great, amazing spec and did the job etc but after about 1 week I had an issue with Newsgroup traffic and it was throttling it back to about 50% and I nor Cisco could figure it out so I just sent it back to Amazon and got the N900 which I personally feel is a...

Boosh, what is your budget? If you can stretch to it I would consider this.. http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B005PMBUP2/?tag=cliospnet01-21

I couldn't give a toss how Dabs set out their site and categories, it still doesn't make what you are trying to say correct. Please leave this thread!

Will you shut the f up for god sake, you havent got a clue what you are going on about.... the difference between ADSL and DSL, that is just LOL!, there is no difference you fool, again ADSL is just one varient of DSL, have you ever heard of SDSL, or VDSL for example. You need to get a dummies...

Yep, the SH runs great in modem only mode :)

Anyway - back on track. I previously used Cisco Linksys but recenelty went to the high end Netgear stuff, I am currently using a Netgear WNDR4500 (N900) on my CABLE Virgin Media Broadband 100Mb service and it is surberp :) I do have a Super Hub but I use that in modem only mode so it acts like...

I'm not telling the OP anything, he has already got his answers on page 1 and certainly not the correct ones from you! You are the one who keeps using the term DSL (ADSL) when it should be cable, I have just pointed out that DSL isn't cable. If you would care to actually read up on DSL and...

I am just referring to your previous comment which is completely wrong and you are continuing to provide incorrect information. Have you ever heard of DOCSIS. If you spend a little time looking at Wikipedia then maybe you will start talking sense!

Uninterruptible power supply ;)