[amsmarle]

Hi,
Thank you for such a swift response, and kindly answering my questions

1) We don't have our PCs connected (networked) we just share the internet connection, i.e. one pc connected from the router to the pc via LAN and to the other pc via a usb adapter.

2) So the existing routers ability to operate at 125Mbps is only realised when you have two PCs connected as a network, and this 125 Mbps is only what you get in the home between the two networked PCs, anything relating to the internet is governed by the ISP supply speed
i.e. UP-TO 2 Mbps speed.

4) In our PC setup/scenario, it would seem that we have never experienced the 125Mbps speed that the PC World experts explained we would

3) With your helpful advice and easy to understand explanation I can see we should only be looking at getting a 54 G Mbps speed DSL router and utilise our existing usb adapter's.

I think with your information digested now, we will see a possible saving of perhaps between £15 & £20 in our purchase

Thanks once again for your very helpful post

Regards

Alan