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smith3996 28-02-2007 20:27

virgin media 10gb broadband
 
hi everyone out there do i need a special router to get full advantage of the 10gb broadband speed or will the highly recommended Linksys wrt54g do .The reason for my confusion is the 54 and some other products having 108 in there details) new member mikey

Nikesh 28-02-2007 20:28

Re: virgin media 10gb broadband
 
:welcome: to the forum!

Woahhhhhhhhhhh 10Gb broadband!!!!!!!!! :Yikes:

I think you mean 10Mb... ;)

The Linksys WRT54G should work great! :)

smith3996 28-02-2007 20:40

Re: virgin media 10gb broadband
 
thanks Nikesh now you no why the 54 and 108 confused me 10gb indeed

AntiSilence 28-02-2007 20:50

Re: virgin media 10gb broadband
 
108.11 (a, b, g) are all just the name of the "standard" used (tells the techies the speed and range, but doesn't mean much to real people ;)) but the 54 part is the top speed that it's supposed to achieve (in MBits).

The Linksys WRT54G is a 108.11g 54MBit router so will work fine, as the incoming cable modem speed is only 10MBit.

Hope that helps.

smith3996 01-03-2007 19:00

Re: virgin media 10gb broadband
 
Sorry for the delay in replying yes that does sort it out.At this moment in time I am on bt broadband with .512kbs speed and live to far from the exchange for a faster speed ,On Tuesday 6th March cable is being installed by virgin media hence the confusion with all these massive download speeds

nicke261192 03-03-2007 13:07

Re: virgin media 10gb broadband
 
if you want a wireless router i just got a draft wireless n router its great

janipewter 03-03-2007 19:14

Re: virgin media 10gb broadband
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by AntiSilence (Post 34236155)
108.11 (a, b, g) are all just the name of the "standard" used (tells the techies the speed and range, but doesn't mean much to real people ;)) but the 54 part is the top speed that it's supposed to achieve (in MBits).

The Linksys WRT54G is a 108.11g 54MBit router so will work fine, as the incoming cable modem speed is only 10MBit.

Hope that helps.

Isn't it 802.11x ?

AntiSilence 03-03-2007 19:18

Re: virgin media 10gb broadband
 
Um... No. 108.11g is 54MBit. Not sure there's such a thing as 108.11x... Or rather, I've never heard of it.

janipewter 03-03-2007 19:19

Re: virgin media 10gb broadband
 
x being substituted for any letter, such as b, g or n. And the IEEE standard for wireless LAN is 802.11, not 108.11

AntiSilence 03-03-2007 19:21

Re: virgin media 10gb broadband
 
Oh I'm with you now. Yes, my mistake. Not sure why I'd put 108.11 lol. Sorry about that. It's been a while since I got rid of my wireless network.

janipewter 03-03-2007 19:22

Re: virgin media 10gb broadband
 
No probs, we all have our bad days :)


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